A new wave of ultra-modern, architect-designed homes is being built in Scotland’s most remote locations

Fife-based architect contributes a highly evolved study of a listed home and its coastal setting

Ptolemy Dean Architects' five-year project blends exemplary conservation, restoration and new work

Izat Arundell's exquisite timber-framed self-build home, clad in local stone, blends effortlessly into its rugged setting

Collective Architecture brings together varied housing types, green spaces and community-focused features

Simpson & Brown's rigorous research and detailed conservation plan returns a dilapidated Category A-listed structure to life

Moxon Architects' sensitive and cost-effective design supersedes a neighbouring historic structure

Holmes Miller's therapeutic, trauma-informed and gender-specific alternative to traditional prison architecture

GRAS painstakingly restores and enhances a modest historic building using traditional methods and salvaged materials