Article source: Denizen Works Ltd
We were commissioned in October 2010 to produce a design for a new house on the site of a ruined, B-listed black-house on the Isle of Tiree on the west coast of Scotland. We developed a concept that comprises two houses, a Living-house and a Guesthouse, linked by a Utility wing. Together the elements combine to create a bold insertion into the landscape while reflecting the character and heritage of the island.
- Architects: Denizen Works Ltd
- Project: HOUSE NO.7
- Location: Heanish, Isle of Tiree, Scotland
- Photography: David Barbour
- Structural Engineers: CRA Engineers
- Project Architect: Murray Kerr
- Design Team: Murray Kerr, David Anderson, David Thomson, Jon Law
- Client: Private
- Funding: Private
- Tender date: October 2011
- Start on site date: January 2012
- Contract duration: 18 months
- Gross internal floor area: 170 m2
- Form of contract and/or procurement: SBC/Q/ SCOT
- Quantity surveyor: M+B QS
- Main contractor: John MacKinnon Builders