Peter Cook has been photographing architecture and interior design in the UK and internationally since 1982. He has built a comprehensive portfolio of work of some of the world’s finest architects. Working in a high definition digital format and from a minimum brief, he aims to deliver strong images of his clients’ projects.
In 2005 Peter Cook was awarded an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal Institute of British Architects. He enjoys working with new young architectural practices helping them to get their work published alongside the more well known.
His work is regularly published in UK and international magazines and books. Peter Cook works to commission and distributes work through View Pictures.
LOCATION: London, UK
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Commissioned by south London charity the Walcot Foundation, this build-to-rent development has significantly increased the rent income generated from the historic estate that funds their grants for the relief of poverty in the local area.
Marsh Edge House is set within a beautiful triangular end plot, at the point where the Norfolk Coastal Path and the local bird sanctuary meet.
The original house was a timber framed Colt House (see info below) extended by a previous owner with a two-storey brick addition in the 1990’s. The site is approximately a mile inland from the Suffolk Coast and surrounded by a number of individual residential properties set within generous well-established landscaped plots.
Situated in the far corner of a mews, our brief for this project was to create a contemporary family home. To respect the existing architecture of the mews, we designed a home that has a more traditional feel on the outside, with bricks and sash windows, but which has a distinctively modern feel inside.
Architects: McLean Quinlan Architects Project: Jackson Hole House Executive Architect: Berlin Architects Structural Engineer: G&S Structural Engineers M&E: CN Engineers Landscape Design: Verdone Landscape Architects Contractor: North Fork Builders Inc Location: Jackson, Wyoming, USA Photographer: Peter Cook, David Angello Jackson Hole is perched high above the town of Jackson with wide views of the snow
