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In order to make a lovely cottage in Portobello work well for the family with two teenagers, we extended from the kitchen into a new garden room, that connects to the outside. The brief was to maximise the feeling of space, with a high sculpted ceiling and clerestory light, whilst not occupying too much of the existing garden. The Lane elevation was important, as part of the conservation area, to work with existing urban knit, whilst demonstrating a new space.

 

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Saltire Award Winner

this small bungalow was adapted and extended to make a fully inclusive, spacious and accessible family home.

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Great to have our work recognised in an article in the Guardian weekend, and a great interview with our lovely clients Ina and James

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/oct/21/edinburgh-garage-conversion-studio-play-space


Chambers McMillan will be attending the Private View for the Architecture open at the RSA this Friday. Our film (filmed by Bee and Greta) of the Route Through the Ramp House Features in the exhibitionIMG_5595


this chapel conversion to a lifetime home, uses different levels of space to articulate the open plan in an accessible way.

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