Taiwan falls for Tudor England

By Alex Smith and Alex Smith Alex Smith2007-08-28T12:02:00+01:00

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Lewis & Hickey designs for the Royal Mount development in Taipei will feature 50 Tudor-style mansions

British architect Lewis & Hickey has released drawings of a luxury Tudor-style village in Taiwan.

The gated Royal Mount development in the capital Taipei will feature 50 homes as well as a clubhouse and landscaped parklands.

The first phase of the Kingland Group development will start next month.

Paul Miele, Lewis & Hickey’s group chief executive, said: “We have worked right the way across Europe, the Middle East, into India and now the Asian-Pacific, showcasing our first rate architectural and design work.”

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