New back door
Image by Bryn Pinzgauer
We went for a split stable-door design so we could open the top half on hot days.
48 - 52 Vittoria Street - Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
Image by ell brown
This is 48 - 52 Vittoria Street. Currently home to Pinnegar Hayward Design. Architects, Planning supervisors and Project Managers.
48 and 52 is a pair of 19th century houses with with outbuildings to the rear. Both houses are of three storeys with a single sash window on each floor and the ground floor doors have semi-circular arches. An extension has been built to the right with identical sash windows and an open ground floor to allow vehicle access.
As you can see, the former houses are painted in sky blue paint.
48 - 52 Vittoria Street - Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
Image by ell brown
This is 48 - 52 Vittoria Street. Currently home to Pinnegar Hayward Design. Architects, Planning supervisors and Project Managers.
48 and 52 is a pair of 19th century houses with with outbuildings to the rear. Both houses are of three storeys with a single sash window on each floor and the ground floor doors have semi-circular arches. An extension has been built to the right with identical sash windows and an open ground floor to allow vehicle access.
As you can see, the former houses are painted in sky blue paint.
48 - 52 Vittoria Street - Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
Image by ell brown
This is 48 - 52 Vittoria Street. Currently home to Pinnegar Hayward Design. Architects, Planning supervisors and Project Managers.
48 and 52 is a pair of 19th century houses with with outbuildings to the rear. Both houses are of three storeys with a single sash window on each floor and the ground floor doors have semi-circular arches. An extension has been built to the right with identical sash windows and an open ground floor to allow vehicle access.
As you can see, the former houses are painted in sky blue paint.
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