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I am an Architect in East London.Find me at www. stangerhouseplans.co.uk I work from home, mainly on domestic extensions and loft conversions.I also have a local painting studio: google Inky-cuttlefish in E17. My blog is about my recollections of art school in the 1990s, my progress or otherwise at the above-mentioned studio, about the e17 art trail which opens every September, and finally it is a chance to promote my architectural business
Chigwell House
2008
About Me
- Michael Stanger Art
- See my blog :) Says it all. If interested in buying pictured paintings contact me via email.
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- Gnome House’s refurbishment January 2015
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