High Cross House, Dartington [7 photos] in SX79366247

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High Cross House, Dartington

High Cross House is on the Dartington estate. It was built in 1932 as residence of William Curry, headmaster of Dartington Hall school. The modernist building was designed by the Swiss American architect, William Lescaze. In 2012 it has been opened to the public, still owned by Dartington but managed by the National Trust. There are several artists and a musician in residence, with displays and recitals. There are workshops where visitors - particularly young ones - can produce their own artworks.
[Update February 2015] the National Trust gave up the lease at the end of 2013 because there were not enough visitors, and the house is no longer open to the public.

by David Hawgood

Created: Sun, 18 Nov 2012, Updated: Tue, 24 Feb 2015

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SX7962 : High Cross House, Dartington - garage as workshop by David Hawgood

SX7962 : High Cross House, Dartington - modernist architecture by David Hawgood

SX7962 : Part of the Dartington Estate from High Cross House by David Smith

SX7962 : High Cross House, Dartington - from south by David Hawgood

SX7962 : High Cross House, Dartington by David Smith

SX7962 : The garden at High Cross House by David Smith

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