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Architects: WT Architecture
- Area: 475 m²
- Year: 2019
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Photographs:Gillian Hayes
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Manufacturers: Dinesen, Agnus Ross, Bauder, Birkwood, Caithness stonework, Counter Productive, IPIG, Lazenby, Namon Gaston, Russwood, Stuv, VMZINC, Velfac, W A McGarris & Sons
Text description provided by the architects. Loch Tummel house was designed around the experiences of arrival, discovery, shelter and outlook. Our overriding design focus was to create a home that emerges from its setting, as opposed to being an object placed in the landscape. It is nevertheless a self-consciously picturesque house, not trying to be invisible but to have a sense of belonging in its context. We wanted to create a home that offered moments for luxuriating in the sublime grandeur of the surrounding landscape, as well as darker, quieter spaces of refuge and contemplation.
