WTArchitecture

WTArchitecture Working closely with clients we respond to the unique nature of each project to create highly personal & satisfying architecture.

WTArchitecture are award winning Edinburgh-based Architects driven by a dynamic & sensitive approach to design, delivering innovative & intensely human spaces & places. WT Architecture are award winning Edinburgh Architects driven by a dynamic & sensitive approach to design, delivering innovative & intensely human spaces & places.

Scottish Design Awards 2026We’re absolutely delighted to be finalists in three categories at the : Practice of the Year...
14/05/2026

Scottish Design Awards 2026

We’re absolutely delighted to be finalists in three categories at the : Practice of the Year, Retrofit, and Residential – Single Home.
A huge thank you to our clients, collaborators, and our WT Architecture team.

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A room with a view at our Loch Tummel House, in Perthshire.A linear house alongside Loch Tummel in the Scottish Highland...
13/05/2026

A room with a view at our Loch Tummel House, in Perthshire.

A linear house alongside Loch Tummel in the Scottish Highlands.
Partially buried in the landscape, the three-storey home emerges from a ruined walled garden to directly face the loch.

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Early studies for a church restoration project in the Trossachs. Initial community engagement asked how the space might ...
12/05/2026

Early studies for a church restoration project in the Trossachs.

Initial community engagement asked how the space might be used and what layouts might be possible in the space once the fixed pews are removed.



The dramatic crack in the White House stonework has been carefully stitched back together using discreet steel ties, all...
11/05/2026

The dramatic crack in the White House stonework has been carefully stitched back together using discreet steel ties, allowing the building’s story—including its period of dilapidation—to be both told and celebrated. As it transforms into a family home, the design retains the sense of ruin that so strongly defines the site.

Fenestration studies for a new build house in East Ayrshire ✨
08/05/2026

Fenestration studies for a new build house in East Ayrshire ✨

It takes many hands! 👏🏻We are delighted to have started work on site at Duddingston Byre - collaborating with the amazin...
07/05/2026

It takes many hands! 👏🏻

We are delighted to have started work on site at Duddingston Byre - collaborating with the amazing - the byre will have a new timber frame inserted and roof over to make a multi-functional space for the community.

More photos to come as this project progresses on site!

The cosy and warm interiors of Renton Hall 💛📸 .photography
05/05/2026

The cosy and warm interiors of Renton Hall 💛

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We’re excited to share our evolving proposals to transform a steel-clad church on the shores of Loch Goil into a family ...
30/04/2026

We’re excited to share our evolving proposals to transform a steel-clad church on the shores of Loch Goil into a family home.

An intermediate floor is introduced to accommodate first-floor bedrooms. At ground level, a boot room, utility and wet rooms are arranged alongside a snug tucked beneath the new floor. To the rear, the kitchen, living and dining spaces open up into a generous double-height volume on the more private elevation — framing views out to the garden and the wider rural landscape beyond.

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We’re excited to share our evolving proposals to transform a steel-clad church on the shores of Loch Goil into a family ...
29/04/2026

We’re excited to share our evolving proposals to transform a steel-clad church on the shores of Loch Goil into a family home.

Dating back to 1892, the church was built by local volunteers using donated materials. Although it has stood derelict since 2008, it still retains many of its original features — including its dramatic scissor trusses.

Our concept design seeks to celebrate these historic elements by creating spaces that frame and enhance them, while carefully introducing the programme needed to support modern rural living.

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Revisiting The White House. Set on the remote Hebridean Isle of Coll, The White House reimagines an 18th-century ruin as...
27/04/2026

Revisiting The White House.

Set on the remote Hebridean Isle of Coll, The White House reimagines an 18th-century ruin as a contemporary family home.

Rather than fully restoring or replacing the original building, the design carefully preserves its dramatic, cracked stone shell and weaves new living spaces around and through it. A glazed link connects the historic ruin to new extensions, opening the home to sweeping views over Grishipol Bay.

The result is a striking dialogue between old and new.

Photography by Eoin Carey

Homes at the Mac 🏡(post 3/3)Option 2- NEW BUILD Alongside conversion, a new-build option explores 8 affordable homes arr...
24/04/2026

Homes at the Mac 🏡
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Option 2- NEW BUILD

Alongside conversion, a new-build option explores 8 affordable homes arranged in a steading-inspired layout. Cottage-scale terraces frame a shared central space, maximising daylight, privacy, and connection to the landscape. Materials from the existing Mac building are reused across the site, embedding its history into the new design.

The homes are designed to be energy-efficient, light-filled, and adaptable—supporting a sustainable and community-focused future for the site.

Further details and feedback can be shared on the project website:
newhomesatthemac.com

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