I heard it was a legal thing where the building is historic and they need to be able to cleanly remove the modern addition without confusing what is new with the old.
Still hideous.
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Here's the story of how this happened: https://youtu.be/hNyfcWPbzfA
TL;DW: this was the only approved plan after many rounds to get the permits.
I don't hate it, but I mainly don't like how the new portion isn't as defendable. You could hide from projectiles when you've got a solid stone wall protecting you, but you can't do the same with this wall paneling.
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It's freestanding, UK listed building rules are you cannot build extensions to the highest level listed buildings, but you can put up freestanding structures.
It's effectively a shed that happens to be touching the castle but isn't in any way attached to it
n00b minecraft quality.
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When you run out of Legos in the color you were using.
I don't understand this at all. Why add anything if you're going to add this? The shortest space is shorter than the entry door, so it can't be being used for anything. Just remake the interior to be a really awesome small space. Looks like it's gone to shit too.
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What? Grandma needed a chair lift... So we could lock her in the keep.
Okay but can it keep out the scots?
Kill it with fire!
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I'd live there
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