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Our 1st sketch for a braaiBOX in the Ashdown Forest, physically connected to the existing house via a glass link - allowing access without braving the winter elements.
The box is a simple 'steel table' structure, opened up on three sides to allow physical access to the house and garden plus providing visual connections to the garden. The timber 'back-drop' wall runs across the back providing a constant thread throughout.
A cold, wet January evening - perfect conditions for a braai!
We had the pleasure this weekend of visiting one of our projects completed last year to sample some great barbecued steak and lamb. For a moment in this all weather braai (bbq) house in Surrey it almost felt like summer....
Thanks Jacques and Zelda for a great evening!
It's been a busy summer, with some great new projects and here is one of the first fruits to near completion, or ripen, to follow the analogy through. This is an all year, all weather entertaining space and BBQ area, ideal for hosting friends in the finest of summer conditions, typically wet bank holidays or freezing winters.
Braai exterior.
Braai interior.
Braai interior
We have just finalised our trip to visit our good friends at The Bivouac next week, the best 'glamping' site in the UK. I'm sure much inspiration will be found. Photos and thoughts to follow....
Architecture, freedomBOX and design online and public.
Our new website is currently under construction, awaiting images, content and finishing touches. The aim of the new website will be to showcase imby3 designs in residential architecture, allow the viewer to see what freedomBOX is all about, explain some of the technical benefites of freedomBOX and give useful advice for owners of garden offices etc.
The unfinished website is still available to use, however a lot of the pages will be empty!
Any comments on the finished article will, of course, be welcome.
