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Extensive community co-design transformed Fraser Avenue, Inverkeithing, into fuel-efficient housing in a community where children play in the street.
These examples illustrate where architects and urban designers have reconciled functions of the individual house that are integral to placemaking.
We spoke to John Kinsley, of John Kinsley Architects (JKA), about their award-winning project Bath Street Collective, Edinburgh.
We spoke to the team behind the short-listed project The Black Shed, Isle of Skye, where Douglas Fir boards play a central part in the final design.
This two storey house with a bright and welcoming sun space showcase timber construction materials.
This small housing development of a Forestry Commission Site maximises the use of locally sourced Scottish timber.
The ‘Stone House’ is a terrace of four family sized houses constructed from Caithness Stone.
This house beside the beach features a wall constructed from local stone.
This private house has been constructed from natural materials and designed to make the best use of solar energy.
These houses were designed to be modest, sustainable, affordable and attractive to both volume house builders and social housing providers alike.