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September 29, 2014

Basil Hooper houses

Ritchie house is one of Hooper’s most imposing Dunedin houses. Graham Warman photographer.

The magnificent east elevation of Ritchie house bears a resemblance to the Watson house of 1913. Graham Warman photographer.

Ritchie house is one of few Hooper houses to retain its open wooden verandah. Graham Warman photographer.

The bull’s eye window became one of Hooper’s signature motifs. Graham Warman photographer.

One of many intricate details that make Ritchie house. Graham Warman photographer.

The majestic entrance to a gorgeous home. Dark wood paneling is a particular Hooper favourite. Graham Warman photographer.

The impressive main staircase highlights Hooper’s typical wood panelling. Graham Warman photographer.

A characteristic Hooper bay window. Graham Warman photographer.

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