Housing

The Wooden House lies in an area called "Gellan", to the south of the Water of Feugh near Banchory, Aberdeenshire. The existing site has 2 buildings on it. These buildings include a steading/house and a small bothy. The proposed new...

This new house in the Conservation Area of Findhorn in Moray saw the demolition of a dilapidated and unsympathetically altered cottage and construction of a new 3 bedroom house that seeks to echo the strong traditional forms and materials within...

Located on the Isle of Skye, this mobile micro-home prototype was developed as a small, low cost, thermally efficient, movable house, designed for the rural landscape. The Client’s initial brief was for a ‘small but not tiny’...

Soller Real Estate’s Base Glasgow, the student housing development designed by Mosaic Architecture + Design, opened its doors in time for the new student term in 2019. Located on an entire street block bounded by Dunblane Street, Milton...

This house was designed and built 40 years ago by an architect for his own use. The house had considerable charm and a certain brick brutalist character but it was designed in such a particularly individual way it was difficult to use for a...

Surrounded by open fields, Bruadarach rests within the Dee valley where a variety of traditional and contemporary architectural styles are present. Careful consideration was given to the building form and its position on the site, the building is...

The brief for Carra springs principally from its site, along the Northwest coast of Scotland, looking naturally to the sea and free from light pollution. Working initially with Robert Steedman, we were asked to follow a plan figure that took...

The house was in generally good condition and had an original, stone and slate roof extension at the rear. That extension contained a modest kitchen and scullery, storage and bathroom but the layout was convoluted and the floor levels varied from...

This early 1800s 'Cottage Ornee' had a very basic 1970s kitchen extension to the rear. Our client wanted to replace it with a new kitchen resembling the existing structure. So, we reused stone from the original building and created a 'regency'...

This conventional 1930s bungalow was extended and to the rear and the side to create a large family room kitchen and dining area, forming a sheltered terrace area and connecting the interior to the garden.  

Fiddes Architects were appointed to carry out restoration and extensions to the 19th century private dwelling Craigton House which had suffered neglect over the years and the addition of a poorly designed conservatory extension which compromised...

Carntyne church was a derelict, listed building on Shettleston Road. At the heart of the Shettleston community, it had been owned by Shettleston Housing Association for around 10 years whilst a number of projects were developed by the...

Located amongst the ruins of an 18th century ‘fermtown’, Drummargettie is a new build home in the heart of the Cairngorms, Scotland for two passionate hill walkers keen to live in the landscape they have spent years trekking. The...

The design sought to optimise the available space on what was an extremely constrained and technically demanding site by building 2 mews style dwellings over 3 storeys including a basement storey below Dublin Street Lane ground level. The...

The application site formed part of the Edmonstone Estate, which constitutes the remnants of a once prosperous area where economic activity was focused around agriculture and mining. The estate sits to the north of the A7, Old Dalkeith Road, and...