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Architects: PAD Studio
- Area: 58 m²
- Year: 2016
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Photographs:Nigel Rigden
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Manufacturers: ILLIAM HOLLAND, LITTLEHAMPTON WELDING, LORDRITE, MONK METAL WINDOWS, SKIN FLINT DESIGN
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Construction Manager: Rice Projects, Edward Rice
Text description provided by the architects. Located within the New Forest, Hampshire, this four storey water tower was first constructed in the early 1900s to gravity feed water to the adjacent Fritham House. The attached cottage building housed the diesel generators which pumped water up to the top of the tower for storage. The tower was in very bad state of repair with a number of single glazed timber and metal framed windows which had deteriorated to the point of leaking.
