c.1885

Design for a cottage for Voysey himself.

"This optimistic young man thought he could make a start by designing a small house for himself and his future wife;"
C.F. ANNESLEY VOYSEY, The value of hidden influences, as disclosed in the life of one ordinary man,
published in The Orchard, Number Seven Autumn 2018, p.43.

 


c.1885
Design for a Cottage.
Images courtesy of RIBA Drawings Collection.
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Plans courtesy of RIBA Drawings Collection.





Elevation courtesy of RIBA Drawings Collection.




Unexecuted cottage with half-timbering (c.1885).
Published in The Orchard, Number Seven Autumn 2018, p.44.

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The design was later (1888) used for THE COTTAGE.
Station Road,
Bishop's Itchington, near Warwick.

For Michael H. Lakin.

The Cottage is Voysey's first completed building.

Lakin wanted a similar design.
There are two design versions, with and without half-timbering.
The version without half-timbering was chosen and the design for an unexecuted cottage had been altered.



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References:

The British Architect, Vol. 40, 1888, after p. 76.

 The Studio,
IV, 1894, p. 34.
Article about the unexecuted cottage in Studio, 4, 1894, p.34 pdf

 
 Dekorative
Kunst, I, München, 1897, p. 244.
 
 David Gebhard, Charles F. A. Voysey, p. 102, fig. 19.

 Wendy Hitchmough, CFA Voysey, p. 34.

The Orchard, Number Seven Autumn 2018, p. 44.

 

 

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