A captivating facade by Konish Gaffney Architects for this garden office for an artist, repurposed from a former garage in Edinburgh. Here's what they say about it:
"We repurposed the existing garage, infilled a new floor and the old garage door and fully insulated and improved the interior. The project then became about the front elevation cladding, this becoming an abstract frontage, separated from the building like Buster Keaton’s 1928 film Steamboat Bill, Jr."We wanted to build in timber and decided on Siberian Larch, setting up a rhythm of timber fins and horizontal cladding. Compositionally arranging a window, a garden gate, a base and top band detail with varying fin centres."
Lots more photos of the interior at the link above.
Images courtesy ZAC and ZAC
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