Downley House is an eco-friendly masterpiece of modern architecture. Contemporary residence is designed in 2012 by Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects situated in Petersfield, United Kingdom. The design is within the style of English nation homes having fun with an unfolding sequence of areas and views and composed of straightforward geometric types nestling inside the panorama. It commences on the round arrival courtroom, extends by way of an oak pergola via the internal backyard courtroom, by which the break stands as a romantic verdant folly, to the cylindrical entrance corridor. The inner circulation flows from the doorway corridor and visitor wing stair alongside the doorway façade and throughout the ‘Foudre’ eating corridor to attach with an extra staircase. This results in the roof backyard which enjoys a panoramic view of the valley and bridges to the hillside to finish the promenade into the panorama.