We are proud to have assisted Mary Arnold-Forster and her team in delivering this stunning home in Cumbria. The horizontal timber cladding, concealed gutters and large column free windows create a beautiful, modern agricultural aesthetic.

The Scottish construction industry is full of highly skilled craftspeople, and Robert Blake Joinery are no exception. We’d suggest carpentry ‘sorcery’ was at work creating this timber stair for a house we are designing in the Highlands. obrienbuildingcontractors.co.uk

Wishing everyone a healthy and happy New Year. Here's to 2023 being incredible!

Forgive us for being a bit quiet of late… We have been busy creating our spanking new website. Check it out here sfstructures.com

The aim of the recently completed extension project at Active Kids Adventure Park in Stanley was to deliver a dedicated indoor play area, café and farm shop to supplement an already thriving outdoor children’s play centre. We think it looks incredible! sfstructures.com/activekids

The large openings we designed into the existing façade of this Grade B listed property in Duddingston should offer great indoor/outdoor living when summer finally arrives. sfstructures.com/renovationdudd…

Retaining walls and lightweight steel structures were incorporated to create open plan subterranean spaces. This is our first project with DS Architecture and we are very excited to see the finished product!

It has been a joy to work with Helen Lucas and Carpenter Oak designing this beautiful home on the west coast of Scotland. Modern materials and traditional methods were combined to create an Architectural gem. The pictures explain it better! Photography by Angus Bremner

Eastside Wash House and Cart Shed. EAA Regeneration & Strategy Award Winner 2023! SF Structures Scotland Ltd provided Structural Engineering Services to both to Studio IMA and Building Workshop. Congratulations to all involved. You’ve created an exceptional space!

Croft 3 on the Isle of Mull called for a ruined basalt barn to be repurposed and extended as a dining hall and restaurant. The results are stunning! See more images here sfstructures.com/croft3

Still can't believe this is not a render! Stunning images from a Loch Tay house we worked on with Elizabeth Bremner Architecture. The beautifully detailed elevations clad in locally sourced stone. See here for further images. sfstructures.com/ardtullaich

The before and after pictures… Working with Building Workshop Architects, the client and contracting team, we completed a major refurbishment of this stunning listed building in Caithness. sfstructures.com/rattarhouse

Congratulations to Mary Arnold Forster and the Brampton design team for shortlisting for the RIBA North West Architects Awards 2024 architecture.com/knowledge-and-… Great to work with you to develop this beautiful family home in Cumbria. Further information here: sfstructures.com/cumwhinton

Double storey contemporary extension to an existing Villa in Edinburgh. SF Structures incorporated concealed steel frames to support the existing stone elevations and light, exposed, timber structures to support the new floors and roofs. sfstructures.com/southedinburgh…

We are proud to continue our long-standing relationship with MAKAR helping to deliver net-zero, ecological homes, using locally sourced, natural materials together with advanced off-site manufacturing. The example below was recently completed in Moray and it looks stunning!

Brampton wins a RIBA North West Award 2024! Congratulations to Mary Arnold-Forster Architects, project Architect Dug McCorkell and our own Kane Harrison for a stunning and award winning design. Special mention also to Contractor Iain Saint. architecture.com/awards-and-com…

Great to see our residential development in Gorgie reaching skywards. A four-storey steel frame on a tight inner city centre site. Credit to Sam and John for all their hard work!

SF Structures delivered the structural design for a timber framed building housing one of the best quality skateboarding vert ramps in the country. The only steel element - a 15m long ridge beam creating a vast, column-free, double-height space to suit the 4m tall ramp!

Want to lie back and watch the stars without being eaten by midges….? We’ve got you! Douglas Fir star gazing room clad completely in glass.