New Build Contemporary Farmstead

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New Build Contemporary Farmstead

This captivating new build features a contemporary farmstead that redefines the boundaries between modernity and tradition. This project is centred around the existing stone outbuilding, the clients wanted to weave together elements of the past with a modern family home.

At first glance, the main house presents itself as a rustic agricultural building, its curved roofline echoing the timeless charm of rural architecture. However, upon closer inspection, the metal-clad section reveals a modern twist, housing the kitchen wing with sleek sophistication. This juxtaposition of old and new creates a dynamic interplay of form and function, paying homage to the heritage of the land while embracing contemporary architecture design principles.

Nestled into the natural contours of the land, the farmstead is meticulously integrated into its surroundings, blending seamlessly with the rolling hills and verdant fields. Rather than imposing itself upon the landscape, the contemporary architecture seeks to complement and enhance the natural beauty of the environment.

Every aspect of the design is thoughtfully curated by the team at Des Ewing Residential Architects to prioritize harmony and balance, from the placement of windows to the choice of materials. The result is a sanctuary where modern living coexists in perfect harmony with the timeless beauty of the countryside.

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