GUARDIAN ARTICLE : Circus Lane mews featured in the Guardian Magazine on 28th August. The photos show the living space now that they have been thoroughly occupied. Click here to view.
PROJECT TRUST OFFICES : We have completed designs for an extension to Project Trust's Hebridean Centre on the Isle of Coll. The proposals have been submitted for planning permission.
NEW ASSOCIATE : We are delighted that Tamsin Cunningham has become an Associate of WTArchitecture. Tamsin joined WTA in 2006 & has been Project Architect on the White House, Sorisdal House, Kirkliston House & the GRV.
SCOTTISH HOME AWARDS 2010: WTA have a double win with both the Conversion of the Year and the Architectural Excellence Award for our Circus Lane house. Click here for more photos
WTA FACEBOOK PAGE : We now have a facebook page where we post project updates, photos, architectural comment and other news. Click on the Facebook logo for the link.
NEW PROJECT : We have undertaken designs for the alteration of a small house with an enormous garage in North Berwick. The garage will contain a kitchen-dining-living space with a new master bedroom slung into the original roof above to let light around it and down to the spaces below.
WHITE HOUSE: The White House is now complete and will be photographed properly next month. We enjoyed a spectacular completion party there this month and our thanks go to our excellent clients for making it such an enjoyable project. See the 'White House News' page for the construction story.
ARCHITECT IN THE HOUSE : WTA will be supporting the RIBA's work with Shelter again this year. The scheme offers clients an initial consulatation with an Architect in return for a donation to Shelter. Click on the image for more info.
SORISAL HOUSE: Photos from the 4th April 2010. Our new house at Sorisdal, is now complete and occupied. Photos of the finished building soon.
Top: The view from the landward side. The dry stone walls echo the feel and proportions of the surrounding ruined croft houses.
Middle: View from the living area towards the dining/kitchen.
Bottom: The seaward side. This corner window in the kitchen will have a window seat and will be the dining area.
