Eastwest Architecture's garden shed provides plenty of height for skipping and jumping
The English capital can be an exciting and bustling hub of activity but, just outside the central cocoon of Greater London, opportunities can be slightly more lacking. Hackney-based firm Eastwest Architecture was approached by a client who found t
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