
Overview
Louise and Milko wanted to build the home of a lifetime. Milko's job as a well-paid City banker meant they could think big, so Louise set up her own architectural practice and they bought a disused violin factory in the heart of London's Waterloo. The crumbling building was hemmed in on all sides and had no views, but Louise had a vision of a spectacular loft-style home that would combine stunning design with utter luxury
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5 - 1Revisited - Edinburgh: 19th Century Sandstone House April 06, 2005
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5 - 2Peckham: The Sliding Glass Roof House April 13, 2005
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5 - 3Gloucester: The 16th Century Farmhouse April 20, 2005
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5 - 4Kent: Finnish Log Cabin April 27, 2005
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5 - 5Revisited - Hackney: The Terrace Conversion May 04, 2005
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5 - 6Revisited - Waterloo: The Violin Factory October 13, 2005
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5 - 7Devon: Shaped Like a Curvy Seashell October 19, 2005
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5 - 8Revisited - Sussex: The Woodsmans Cottage October 26, 2005
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5 - 9Belfast: A 21st Century Answer to the Roman Villa November 02, 2005
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5 - 10Devon: Miami Style Beach House November 09, 2005
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5 - 11Carmarthen: The Eco-House November 16, 2005