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Curved oak frame on West coast of Scotland
Location:
West Coast of Scotland
Lead Carpenter:
Jean-Baptiste Rouvelin
Architect:
Peter Smith, Roderick James Architects
Frame Design:
Paul Slemmings
Details:
A facet-curved green oak framed house on the West coast of Scotland with a glazed shard cutting through the centre of the building.
This house uses plenty of full height glazing fixed directly to the oak frame to make the best of spectacular views across the Sound of Mull.
More pictured will be added as this project moves forward
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