Spence House, Beaulieu
Architect: John Pardy
Photo: James Morris/Axiom
Spence House Wins Award
1 March 2002

THE SPENCE HOUSE has been awarded the RIBA South's Chairman's Award. It was also shortlisted for an RIBA Award for Architecture in 2001.

Robert Franklin, the then Chairman said, "A modest holiday retreat built for his own use by Sir Basil Spence in 1961, now listed grade II, whose present owner is a most appreciative and discerning admirer of Spence and who approached the necessary enlargement of the house with great care. The result is a deeply involved patronage of subtle improvement and new work that in lesser hands could have been a disaster."

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