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This competition proposal for new housing in the Hebrides, Scotland makes use of existing abandoned or self-build structures in the landscape. These structures are positioned relative to the strong prevailing windows, and make use of material that is ubiquitous in the landscape. A prefabricated roofing element, lined with internal serviced wall panels is then fixed to the base walls as a series of inert-connected modules. The aim of the proposal is to maximise the amount of ‘sweat equity’ that a home owner can invest in their own home, (i.e. putting value on self-build), whilst still meeting passive house standards in terms of heat loss.
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