Key Features

Timber and Concrete Composite Construction:

The project embraces a forward-thinking approach with the utilization of a timber and concrete composite floor construction. This innovative choice combines the sustainable benefits of timber frame construction with the added acoustics and dynamic advantages that concrete construction offers.

Local Glulam Frame Manufacturing:

The glulam frame, a key structural element of Glenshesk House, was manufactured locally.

This not only supports the regional economy but also allowed for the realization of cantilevers in excess of 7 meters, showcasing the project's commitment to structural ingenuity.

Sustainable Excellence:

Glenshesk House stands as a highly sustainable project, incorporating eco-friendly practices in both design and construction. This commitment to sustainability aligns seamlessly with the surrounding environment, preserving the natural beauty of the area.

Complex Geometry and Architectural Innovation:

The project's architectural design features complex geometry, pushing the boundaries of traditional construction. The result is a visually striking timber frame house that not only meets high aesthetic standards but also challenges the norms of structural design.