Posts tagged sustainable architect scotland
Good Ancestors
Good Ancestors

We don’t start with an aesthetic and try to work out how to make it sustainable. We start with what’s sustainable and use our creativity to make it beautiful.

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Colin BaillieSelf Build, Collective custom build, collective self build, sustainable architects, sustainable architect, sustainable architect scotland, Eco Home, eco architecture, eco architecture scotland, community architecture, scottish rural architecture, project managing a house build, scotland architect, scotland architects, highland architects, natural home, natural buildings, eco home, sustainable architects scotland, Sustainable architects scotland
A Culture of Community
A Culture of Community

Collective Self Build is an underutilised model. We’d like to see more houses built with community and connectedness at their core.

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Colin BaillieSelf Build, Collective custom build, collective self build, sustainable architects, sustainable architect, sustainable architect scotland, Eco Home, eco architecture, eco architecture scotland, community architecture, scottish rural architecture, project managing a house build, scotland architect, scotland architects, highland architects
Simple, good, undecorated things
Simple, good, undecorated things

We have a philosophy in the studio, that good design not only can be simple, but should be.

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Colin BaillieRural architect, rural architect Scotland, Sustainable architects scotland, sustainable architect, sustainable architecture, sustainable architect scotland, country house architect scotland, minimalist house, minimalist house scotland, bothy house scotland, self-build, self-build architect scotland, bespoke home scotland, bespoke architect, scottish rural architecture, project managing a house build, scotland architect, scotland architects, highland architects
On changing little
On changing little

Occasionally, building requires a setting to be created, or a site to be transformed. In other cases, there’s an overwhelming sense that the less changed or manipulated, the better.

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Colin Bailliewoodland house, house in a woodland, agroforestry, sustainable architecture, sustainable architect scotland, Sustainable Architect Scotland, Sustainable architects scotland, self-build, self-build architect scotland, sustainable lifestyle, rural enterprise planning, sustainable home, bespoke architect, Baillie Baillie Architects, scottish rural architecture, project managing a house build, scotland architect, scotland architects, highland architects
Planning Permission in Rural Areas
Planning Permission in Rural Areas

When looking for a site in a rural location, there are a number of things you should consider. We specialise in achieving planning approval on challenging sites, and are always happy to give advise on what options are available in your specific situation.

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Colin BailliePlanning Permission, Rural Architecture, Rural, Planning, Planning approval, Green Belt, Countryside, modern house, Architecture, Architect Scottish Highlands, Sustainable Architecture, Architect Scotland, Architects Scotland, Architects Scottish Highlands, Modern House, Modern home design, Modern architect scotland, scottish rural architecture, scotland architect, scotland architects, highland architects, eco architect, eco architect scotland, sustainable architect scotland