August 21st, 2009
The farm house conversion is now well under construction. Below are a selection of photos taken on our recent site visits.

The new extension from the south garden

New extension from south garden

Extension gutter detail

Extension chimney and rooflight

View from farm house kitchen through to glazed living areas

Central living room looking over south garden

Glazed facade to living area
Central living area with double sided fire.

View towards existing farm house and extension through central courtyard

Above: View towards existing farm house through central courtyard
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August 11th, 2009
Bookend Cottage on Albert Street, Tobermory, picked up the Gold Medal for Best Low Cost Project Category along with the prestigious Chairman’s Award for Architecture selected from all the winners at the  Roses Design Awards 2009.
The Roses Design Awards promote excellence in design in a wide range of disciplines throughout the UK, excluding projects within the M25.
Click the image below to view the project summary.

Bookend Cottage is owned by Roxburgh McEwan Architect’s sister company and is available for holiday lets. Click here for more information.

Bookend Cottage, Albert Street, Tobermory.
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March 19th, 2009
The Boathouse on the west coast of Scotland has been nominated for the residential category at the Scottish Design Awards.
As part of the submission we put together an A1 board of drawings and images of the boathouse.
To see the full size image click the image below:

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February 27th, 2009

Work at the Rocks in Earlsferry was recently completed.
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February 26th, 2009

Work on Ravenscraig has finished.
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February 17th, 2009
We’ve got some new pictures of the progress at Fishnish. Â

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