An atmospheric film of the wedge-shaped award-winning house
Catling’s wedge-shaped Flint House was in 2015 named the best new house in the UK by RIBA. The project falls into the hyper-haptic category – a direct expression of the soil and geology from which it juts, it is a prism of connections between landscape, domesticity and cameo moments of meticulously staged sensuality.
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