Neil Middleton Architects
Cluny Gardens House Extension, Edinburgh, 2023
The existing house had a small extension to the rear but due to the significant change in level there was no connection between the garden and the interior space.
The main idea for the project was to drop the dining/living space down towards a new external terrace. This created a direct and meaningful connection between the garden and an enlarged family living space.
Upstairs a new family bathroom and a generous additional double bedroom replace a small single bedroom.
Externally, the extension is in white roughcast render, with a textured finish - this creates a distinct but related character to the existing house. The brick basecourse aligns with the ground floor level of the existing building providing a hint of the level change internally. The roof is pitched to tie in with the geometry of the existing building whilst avoiding the existing rooflights.
Photography by Tom Manley
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Roofing – Tile
Inspiration for a large contemporary one-story mixed siding exterior home remodel with a tile roof
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Reliquary of Stories Among Stories—The Writers' Museum, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK 2023
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