"Jericho House sits on a long and narrow plot, made up of a succession of 'layers' starting with the front courtyard and 1900s main house, followed by the back garden, and finally an old carriage house leading to an enclosed tiled terrace."
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Jericho House occupies a long, narrow site organized as a sequence of layered spaces. A front courtyard precedes a circa-1900 main house, establishing a historic threshold at the street. A back garden functions as a transitional outdoor room that links the main house to a former carriage house. The carriage house provides access to an enclosed tiled terrace, creating an interior/semi-enclosed extension of the garden. The linear arrangement produces a clear progression of spatial experiences and framed views along the plot, preserving historical elements while creating distinct outdoor and semi-enclosed areas.
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