Auchoish

 

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Auchoish is a remotely situated farm steading which was distinguished by a very limited budget, a very difficult site access and a very small contractor.

These constraints on materials, energy and manpower lead to a more vernacular approach to the building – working closely with the contractor.

The plan creates a sequence of rooms and spaces - cellular and open, self-contained and en filade - that offer varied relationships to natural light, courtyard and open fields, exposure and protection.

 

Client
Private client

Location
Arduaine, Argyll

Awards
GIA Residential Award 2008
Saltire Contractor's Award (Standard Construction)
Andy Doolan Prize shortlist

 
 
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