Timber framed houses in Elstree Hill, Bromley built on the Walter Segal self build method.

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This house in Elstree Hill in Bromley was built in the 1970s in what had been the grounds of a large Victorian house. It was built using the Segal Method of timber-frame construction developed by the Swiss-born architect Walter Segal. This was designed to allow people without traditional building skills to construct their own houses. The house has a largely open-plan ground floor with three bedrooms on the first floor level.

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Size: 4260px × 2829px
Location: Bromley, Kent, England.
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