Good bones in a making are necessary,” suggests Ed Workman, “floor to ceiling height, a person huge home, superior-sized home windows, these are components that can be hard and high-priced to change and must not be compromised.” The good thing is, the dwelling he shares with his spouse, Alice, founder of the Resourceful Practice Company, and their young sons, Arthur and Pip, has good bones, and loads of them. From the avenue it seems instead humble, but at the rear of the generous entrance doorway is a gentle-stuffed hallway hung with paintings by Alice’s grandfather, 20th-century artist, Cavendish Morton. Singing the blues: will work by Kate Hawkins in the principal…