In pictures: The Arbor House by Brown & Brown

The Arbor House Brown and Brown Architects - Jim Stephenson 18

Source: Jim Stephenson

The project replaced a stone steading that extended the length of the tree-lined plot and has been designed for a mature couple to adapt for independent living

Brown & Brown has completed The Arbor House, a low energy home in a conservation area of Aberdeen, Scotland.

Designed for a mature couple relocating from a rural village, the project saw the transformation of an open plot into a private, contemporary residence.

The cantilevered home is organised over two floors with slim Larch batten cladding punctuated by expansive glazing.

 

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