Estate House Re-designed

Anthony Sully is a graduate and silver medallist from the Royal College of Art and was awarded fellowships from the Chartered Society of Designers, the Royal Society of Arts and Higher Education Academy. He has studied art and interior design at the undergraduate and post-graduate level, and has practised interior design on a freelance basis and as an employee working with designers and architects. He has designed many projects, which have gained public recognition and awards and has been the course director for five degree programmes in the UK and a visiting professor to two institutions in the USA. He has written three books previously on interior design published in 1970, 2012 and 2015, and continues to research and engage with current trends and developments. He is also an artist in acrylic and digital media.

• Part I: Housing Background and History.- Part II: Case Studies.- Part III: Living in the Home.- Part IV: Geometry and Science.- Part V: A Project Proposal - Two Concept Versions.- Part VI: Building Technology.

“Sully’s book is aimed at developers, planners (another group, the education of which is wholly inadequate), architects, builders, and manufacturers of building products and components, but it should also be studied by politicians and decision-makers, and by students of architecture. … this is a deeply humane and interesting book, … .” (James Stevens Curl, The Jackdaw, May – June, 2019)“It is clear that this book is the synthesis of a very long-term study by the author and having set out his ‘research’ in the first three chapters the latter part of the book looks at how these could be implemented. … For anyone involved in the design of housing, this work would be a good read.” (Andrew McFarlane, building engineer, Vol. 93 (12), December, 2018)​