HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS & NORTH EAST

Our architecture across the Scottish Highlands includes sporting lodges, newbuild country houses and charming contemporary seaside houses, and sensitive renovation of listed historic homes – on which our conservation expertise comes into essential play. There are hotel projects of various kinds, and public buildings such as the visitor centre at Braemar, and an industrial-style public hub on the Isle of Bute. We also create newbuild traditional croft style dwellings on the islands and have sensitively extended Highland Victorian lochside homes on the mainland. 

The development and future-proofing of farming architecture also plays a part in our north of Scotland architectural projects. We have overseen island holiday homes being created out of bothies and barns, and farmhouses brought up to date without being spoiled for 21st-century living, meaning warmth, style, comfort, and space – all with sustainable approaches and energy conservation at their heart.

It seems glib to say that every project is different – but it’s true. And that’s what gives us the most pleasure, working out for each Highlands and Islands or North East Scotland project what it is that will make it a great success. 

You may wish to read our associate architect Fraser Watson’s blog on connecting with the Scottish landscape – an integral part of working here at Thomas Robinson Architects. And you can browse some of our Scottish island projects here. 

As architects in the Highlands, Islands, and North East Scotland, we can help with your new luxury project or conservation work on historic buildings. Contact us here.