Set within the secluded woodland landscape of Perthshire, this contemporary residence occupies a remarkable position at the meeting of land and water. Conceived as a slender, horizontal pavilion, the building extends beyond the shoreline, appearing to float effortlessly above the loch.

Its restrained architectural form, dark timber cladding and expansive glazing establish a quiet relationship with the surrounding landscape, allowing the changing light, seasons and reflections of the water to define the experience of the house.

The design responds to the sensitivities of its setting, where landscape protection, woodland ecology and the preservation of the loch's natural environment are fundamental considerations. A carefully articulated structure, recessive material palette and minimal visual footprint seek to reconcile a bold architectural proposition with a delicate natural setting.

The result is a deeply considered piece of architecture, defined as much by the landscape it inhabits as by the building itself.