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What makes a home truly special? Not in terms of scale or cost, but through a thoughtful response to site, materials and the way people live. This episode looks at homes that feel deeply connected to their environment, places where restraint, craft and clarity come together to create something lasting. It’s a chance to reflect on the houses Edwards White have created that couldn’t exist anywhere else, and the thinking behind them.
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New Zealand
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