Using efficiency and simplicity as a principle for responsible design.

A recent conversation with Architecture Today on our approach to materials and making.

Building small does not need to come at the expense of generosity.

Working within the hollowed-out shells of former agricultural buildings, the impulse to act is measured against a will to do as little as possible.

We’re drawn to the softness and warmth of buildings that resonate with their origins in nature.

Construction follows much planning. It’s a time for precision as well as reflection.

Notes on the beauty of imperfection and the legibility of craftsmanship.

Putting material choices and sustainability at the centre of the design process.

Some thoughts on the use of clay, and clay plasters.

A beautiful photographic essay by Tom Stark.

An accompaniment to our exhibition at the Royal Scottish Academy

Topping out at Taigh-bàta, and reflecting on the process of making crafted buildings.

We agree with Frank Lloyd Wright that ‘wood is universally beautiful to man’.