Low Fayland House, design by David Chipperfield Architects, won the "2015 Architectural Review House Award" as world's best new house and it is called as a "radical new take on the English country house", according to Curbed.
Archdaily interviewed Judge Adam Caruso of Caruso St. John and he said: "To make a luxury home that isn't pompous or a projection of the vanity of its inhabitants is a really difficult thing. Fayland House places a very large house in a special landscape without disappearing. The domestic outdoor spaces, which have always been an issue in English country houses, are in courtyards, which is an innovation."
The article added that the single-story home is organized by a loggia that spans the length of the house and connects the living spaces and interior courtyards to the surrounding landscape.
The house is located in a country meadow north of London in the town of Buckinghamshire. Also, The Architectural Review released a full description of the said house and a video in Youtube.
Sir David Chipperfield is a well-known British architect that known for modernity and aesthetic designs. He currently resides in London and have a business in London, Berlin, Milan and a representative office in Shanghai, as cited in Vipfaq.
Vipfaq also shared the net worth of David Chipperfield and it is estimated to be in range of approximately $3,981,072 in 2015 including stocks, properties, and luxury goods such as yachts and private airplanes.
Spectator added some details about the architect like he is married with four children, he lives in a large apartment near Regent's Park, but he's also built himself houses in Berlin and Galicia. Also, he worked for Richard Rogers, and for Norman Foster. In addition, Chipperfield's landmark buildings have been built overseas - particularly in Germany, where attitudes to modernism are more progressive.
