New Houses

A three bedroom timber frame home located on a remote site overlooking the North Minch. It was designed with an open plan living area with South facing windows to take advantage of natural light and the views to the Outer Isles in the West, Skye and the mainland to the South and Suilven to the Southeast.

A three bedroom timber frame home located on a remote site overlooking the North Minch. It was designed with an open plan living area with South facing windows to take advantage of natural light and the views to the Outer Isles in the West, Skye and the mainland to the South and Suilven to the Southeast.

A three bedroom timber frame home located on a remote site overlooking the North Minch. It was designed with an open plan living area with South facing windows to take advantage of natural light and the views to the Outer Isles in the West, Skye and the mainland to the South and Suilven to the Southeast.

A three bedroom timber frame home located on a remote site overlooking the North Minch. It was designed with an open plan living area with South facing windows to take advantage of natural light and the views to the Outer Isles in the West, Skye and the mainland to the South and Suilven to the Southeast.

A three bedroom timber frame home located on a remote site overlooking the North Minch. It was designed with an open plan living area with South facing windows to take advantage of natural light and the views to the Outer Isles in the West, Skye and the mainland to the South and Suilven to the Southeast.

A three bedroom timber frame home located on a remote site overlooking the North Minch. It was designed with an open plan living area with South facing windows to take advantage of natural light and the views to the Outer Isles in the West, Skye and the mainland to the South and Suilven to the Southeast.

New house within prominent location at Shougle, by Birnie, with traditional external detailing and contemporary open plan internal spaces. Existing garage, mature trees and ground features were used to provide natural enclosure of the site for privacy, and to comply with planning criteria for Housing in the Countryside.

New house within prominent location at Shougle, by Birnie, with traditional external detailing and contemporary open plan internal spaces. Existing garage, mature trees and ground features were used to provide natural enclosure of the site for privacy, and to comply with planning criteria for Housing in the Countryside.

New house within prominent location at Shougle, by Birnie, with traditional external detailing and contemporary open plan internal spaces. Existing garage, mature trees and ground features were used to provide natural enclosure of the site for privacy, and to comply with planning criteria for Housing in the Countryside.

This two bedroom timber-framed house contains an adaptable attic storey. The North facing entrace porch and internal corridor gives access to South, West and East facing livingroom to take in views of the sea. Voted by reader of 'Country Living' Magazine as best new Scottish house in 1977.

This two bedroom timber-framed house contains an adaptable attic storey. The North facing entrace porch and internal corridor gives access to South, West and East facing livingroom to take in views of the sea. Voted by reader of 'Country Living' Magazine as best new Scottish house in 1977.

This two bedroom timber-framed house contains an adaptable attic storey. The North facing entrace porch and internal corridor gives access to South, West and East facing livingroom to take in views of the sea. Voted by reader of 'Country Living' Magazine as best new Scottish house in 1977.

New house set into sloping site near to Rothes with open outlook along the River Spey toward Orton. A feature of the external appearance was the use of a small concrete roof tile, colour Breekland Brown, which was accepted by Development Control in preference to the traditional slate finish or slate coloured tile.

New house set into sloping site near to Rothes with open outlook along the River Spey toward Orton. A feature of the external appearance was the use of a small concrete roof tile, colour Breekland Brown, which was accepted by Development Control in preference to the traditional slate finish or slate coloured tile.

A three bedroom timber-framed house with South-facing sun-room. This house has its own privately generated hydo-electricity.

A three bedroom timber-framed house with South-facing sun-room. This house has its own privately generated hydo-electricity.

Wittets Ltd won a design competition to be commissioned to develop a brownfield site near to the town centre. The design used a traditional vernacular sympathetic to the historical part of Elgin with dwellings stepped up the sloping Hill Street, with two courtyards behind with southerly aspects, and buildings grouped to screen the unattractive northward outlook. Traditional detailing included crow-stepped gables, and a corner turret on the frontage to the High Street.

A three bedroom timber framed home which was designed to be adaptable with 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms. The ground floor living-room / sun-room is located to gather South, West and East light and to provide views to the loch and hills beyond. APRS National Award Winner 1992.

A three bedroom timber framed home which was designed to be adaptable with 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms. The ground floor living-room / sun-room is located to gather South, West and East light and to provide views to the loch and hills beyond. APRS National Award Winner 1992.

A three bedroom timber framed home which was designed to be adaptable with 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms. The ground floor living-room / sun-room is located to gather South, West and East light and to provide views to the loch and hills beyond. APRS National Award Winner 1992.

Built on a site which benefits from natural enclosure by mature trees to three sides and public roadway to the frontage. The balcony to the rear of the house looks out onto the tree foliage of the existing mature trees and provides a sheltered private area to enjoy the evening sun.

Built on a site which benefits from natural enclosure by mature trees to three sides and public roadway to the frontage. The balcony to the rear of the house looks out onto the tree foliage of the existing mature trees and provides a sheltered private area to enjoy the evening sun.

Built on a site which benefits from natural enclosure by mature trees to three sides and public roadway to the frontage. The balcony to the rear of the house looks out onto the tree foliage of the existing mature trees and provides a sheltered private area to enjoy the evening sun.

Built on a site which benefits from natural enclosure by mature trees to three sides and public roadway to the frontage. The balcony to the rear of the house looks out onto the tree foliage of the existing mature trees and provides a sheltered private area to enjoy the evening sun.