Architecture
Deep Eaves and Why a 600 mm Overhang Protects a House
Walk down a street of houses built in the last fifteen years and count the eaves.
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James has written about architecture and the built environment for over a decade. He covers everything from landmark towers to small residential projects, and is particularly interested in how design decisions affect the people who use a space.
Architecture
Walk down a street of houses built in the last fifteen years and count the eaves.
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