Brick-clad Bayford Mews by pH+ weaves itself into the urban fabric
London-based firm pH+ designs a residential building that weaves itself into the urban fabric like a sensible sweater amidst a crowd of diverse architecture in the Mare Street Conservation Area for their client, NestEast. Considered an area worth
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