28 Church Street, Wellingborough

sepo

yours trully

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Fantastic work

sepo

Thanks numbthumb (hvala)

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You´re welcome (nema na cemu)

Mike Lucey

The transition from brick to glass works excellently imo. Its easy on the eye and I imagine the spaces work well also. Do you have a layout so we can see how the building 'works'?

marked001

as expected..beautiful work. really impressive photo compositing too!

dale

What a beautiful design. I love the use of glass, and how you have made it seamless.
Thanks for posting.

elmer

Hi Sepo,

Great work on the staircase and windows, simple but subtil.First class!

Stinkie

That turned out nice.

sepo

@mike lucey said:

The transition from brick to glass works excellently imo. Its easy on the eye and I imagine the spaces work well also. Do you have a layout so we can see how the building 'works'?

Thanks Mike, comments really appreciated. I will post more details tomorrow when I get to office. I suppose It would be useful to give some background as well.

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@marked001 said:

as expected..beautiful work. really impressive photo compositing too!

Cheers mate. I also shot all the photographs. Used Nikon D300, some pp in Photoshop....nothing major , just tonemapping, added signature and frame and on some made verticals.

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@dale said:

What a beautiful design. I love the use of glass, and how you have made it seamless.
Thanks for posting.

Thanks Dale. It was a challange , especially as it is listed grade II building. Saying that I have only received praise from locals.

sepo

@elmer said:

Hi Sepo,

Great work on the staircase and windows, simple but subtil.First class!

Thanks I will post some more details later.

sepo

@unknownuser said:

That turned out nice.

Nice.... I am now worried.

Rich O Brien

Wow!

I'm not an architect so I can't comment from that perspective. But as a layman's opinion it's a very elegant building both inside and out.

Also nice to put a face to the 'sepo' tag

michaliszissiou

Just beautiful.

sepo

@unknownuser said:

Wow!

I'm not an architect so I can't comment from that perspective. But as a layman's opinion it's a very elegant building both inside and out.

Also nice to put a face to the 'sepo' tag

Thank you Rich...