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Loader Monteith has renovated the High Sunderland house in Scotland that was damaged in a fire, reinstating its original design by Peter Womersley.

Loader Monteith has added a courtyard extension to the Maker's House near Glasgow, which enhances its connection with the garden.

TWO Borders buildings are in the running for a national architecture prize.

TWO Borders buildings are in the running for a national architecture prize.

Completed in 2021 in Glasgow, United Kingdom. Images by Gillian Hayes. Loader Monteith has unified a subdivided Victorian merchant’s house in the Lenzie Conservation Area of Glasgow for an architect and ceramicist,...

Octagonal tower to top reimagined Jenners roofscape, February 2022, News, Architecture and the built environment is an integral part of our society and we hope to provide a useful platform for debate, information and inspiration.

Scottish practice Loader Monteith Architects has used two volumes clad in locally-sourced black timber to extend this stone cottage in the Highlands.

Completed in 2020 in United Kingdom. Images by Dapple Photography. Loader Monteith has completed a comprehensive refurbishment and extension to a former crofter’s cottage in the remote Scottish Highlands. The clients...

It will harness the power of nature to nurture youngsters who have come through abuse and trauma. Fire pits, camping and “forest bathing” are all likely to be on the timetable at a pioneering new learning hub that is set to become reality after receiving planning consent. In what promises to be a significant expansion, the centre will allow Harmeny Education Trust’s grant-aided special school in Balerno, on the outskirts of Edinburgh, to accommodate children and young people past t...

Building study: Loader Monteith restores Peter Womersley’s High Sunderland The Glasgow-based practice, working with a team of conservation specialists, has restored this 1957 Modernist house with meticulous detail 23 February 2021 By Alan Dunlop. Photography by Gillian Hayes comment and share In 1955, Bernat and Margaret Klein knocked on the door of a house ‘floating above the trees’ near their home in West Yorkshire and asked for the name of the architect. The house was Farnl...