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This family home needed to be extended to include two more bedrooms for a growing family, and a home office for two. By extending to the side, two children's bedrooms were created, with narrow elevations to the front and back, we designed...

The project is part of a mixed use commercial and residential development on the site of an old printworks in the city centre of Edinburgh, providing approximately 2,900m² of high quality office space over three floors. The design takes its...

Background: Sylvan House is a Category B listed historic building. The two & a half storey house stands at the south end of a walled garden with a 40m² single storey garage to the north. Brief: City Architecture Office was...

The client purchased an area of ground, approximately 100 acres, from the forestry commission. The trees have been recently felled and only stumps remained. The brief was to design a house which would maximise the views of west loch tarbert....

Simpson & Brown were appointed as architect for the radical transformation of this Category B-listed former department store to immersive whisky visitor experience and global brand home as the centerpiece of Diageo's £185M investment in...

We worked closely with our clients to completely reconfigure this house to create larger, brighter and lighter living spaces, connecting better with the south-facing garden. At the same time there was a need to house a large art collection and...

Remodelling of and extension to an existing Victorian villa forming a new kitchen and family dining space, linked out into the garden with a stepped terrace. The extension clearly delineates between old and new with a limited palate of...

This category B listed building was built in 1923 for the people of Lochgelly by the Coal Industry Social Welfare organisation. The architects had realised its importance while undertaking other projects in the area and had suggested various...

Background The Isle of Gigha is the most southern of the Hebridean Isles located a short distance off the western side of the Kintyre Peninsula.  A community based buy out of the island in 2003 provided the opportunity to address long...

This small project provides a space at the rear of a house for the owners to pause and relax in their garden. The large glass walls provide a visual link to the greenery from the main hallway and leads to a small external seating area. The...

This truly inspirational ak|a home has been created by taking the form of 3 sheds and interconnecting them with clever circulation and relaxation spaces. The house works with the natural topography on different levels whilst capturing...

Our design is comprised of a timber and glass box, which is cantilevered above the landscape, and sited on a stone wall which runs both inside and outside of the house. A meadow grass roof and simple materials palette help the building blend into...

This project included a full restoration and reconfiguration of a 19th century parisian flat. The challenge was to create different spaces that could adapt to a modern family when they are two or six people in their 80 m2. Storage was a...

A lack of investment over the 30 year life span of the Renfrewshire Council HQ complex has resulted in significant deterioration of the building fabric and environmental services. This coupled with a failure of the cellular accommodation to easily...

City Architecture Office was initially approached in 2001 to explore the potential for a contemporary house in the garden of the client’s current property. The striking villa perched on the shoulder of the River Almond valley...