King Charles lll, who has always been passionate about architecture, developed a model town called Poundbury in Dorset on his own land. The village includes a replicate of the royal palace, Strathmore House.

From its earliest conception in the 1980s, Poundbury was to be built according to the principles laid out in the King's book 'A Vision of Britain', which champions traditional architecture, closer communities and sustainability.

It also celebrates many aspects of the royal family and its history, including the grand façade of Strathmore House, which has been nicknamed 'Buck House', thanks to its likeness to the London original.

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