Scottish Timber House Structure, Scottish Oak Building, Home Design Photos

Coldstone House, Scotland

Scottish Timber House Structure – building by COWCO

Scottish Timber House

Project by Carpenter Oak & Woodland Co. Ltd

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Coldstone House photo from Cowco

This is a delightful house made using Scottish oak structure and cladding, with a pool space set within a timber vaulted structure. If any readers have any further ifnormation on this property they are welcome to share it with us.

Coldstone House, Scotland : images from Cowco

Coldstone House images / information from Carpenter Oak & Woodland Co. Ltd

Carpenter Oak & Woodland craft traditional and contemporary oak framed houses, extensions, conservatories, swimming pool enclosures as well as the restoration and conservation of historic frames and timber engineering for both public and commercial spaces. Carpenter Oak & Woodland are also multi-award-winning and have appeared on TV show’s such as Grand Designs and Homes under the Hammer.

Location: Scotland, UK

Architecture in Scotland

Contemporary Architecture in Scotland

Scottish Architecture Designs – chronological list

Scottish Building News

Scottish Architect – architecture firm contact details on e-architect

Sustainable Timber Buildings

Contemporary Timber Architecture in Scotland – architectural selection below:

Contemporary Timber Architecture in Scotland
Scottish Timber for Building Structure
A consortium of partners – comprising of Construction Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC), Edinburgh Napier University (ENU) Centre for Offsite Construction and Innovative Structures (COCIS), Scottish Forestry, Confederation of Forest Industries (Confor), and SNRG – has secured funding from Innovate UK’s Sustainable Innovation Fund to prove the business case for using Scottish timber to create the structural elements of buildings.

Wooden House, Milovaig, Skye, Western Isles, north west Scotland
Architect: Rural Design

photo courtesy of architects office
Wooden House
The house is simply planned, kitchen, bathrooms, utility and entrance lobby are accommodated in a thick wall facing north, the occupied spaces all face south, connected by a simple top lit circulation route.Every effort is being made to minimise disruption between inside and out.