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    COAST MODERNIST

    Dec 20, 2020 2 minutes
    STORY Stephen Crafti
    STYLING & PHOTOGRAPHY
    Robert Walsh

    The beauty of having an architect in the family is that client consultations needn’t be restricted to regular working hours. It also enables the architect, in this case Madeleine Blanchfield, to enjoy the result of their labours. “It’s lovely to be able to head to the coast on the weekend and stay in a house that I’m extremely proud of,” says

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