via archdaily.com
Archdaily has it slightly wrong, saying it's a toy fanatic that built it, it was actually James May who built it for a TV programme, and had to stay in it for one week. TV prog to follow soon I believe.
Archdaily has it slightly wrong, saying it's a toy fanatic that built it, it was actually James May who built it for a TV programme, and had to stay in it for one week. TV prog to follow soon I believe.
