Three Glens by Mark Waghorn Architects

Scotland’s Three Glens House Exceeds UK Energy Standards With Sheep’s Wool Insulation

05/13/2013

Three Glens by Mark Waghorn Architects

Three Glens is a five bedroom farmhouse in southwest Scotland that showcases the best in site-sensitive green design while achieving harmony with the ancient landscape. <a href="http://www.markwaghorn.co.uk">Mark Waghorn Architects</a> worked closely with the client to harvest local materials for the new build and to ensure it exceeds UK energy requirements. Insulated with wool sheared from the farm's own sheep and powered by a <a href="http://inhabitat.com/energy/wind/">wind turbine</a>, this gorgeous stone and timber home shelters its occupants from the harsh landscape.

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Three Glens by Mark Waghorn Architects

Three Glens is a sustainable farmhouse in Scotland

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Three Glens by Mark Waghorn Architects

Most of the stone used throughout was collected nearby

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Three Glens by Mark Waghorn Architects

Triple glazed glass walls and clerestory windows provide natural light

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Three Glens by Mark Waghorn Architects

Warm natural materials combined with climate control creates a comfortable interior environment

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Three Glens by Mark Waghorn Architects

The home is wind-powered and insulated with sheep's wool shorn on site

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Three Glens by Mark Waghorn Architects

The oak and stone helps integrate the farmhouse with its beautiful surroundings

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Three Glens is a five bedroom farmhouse in southwest Scotland that showcases the best in site-sensitive green design while achieving harmony with the ancient landscape. Mark Waghorn Architects worked closely with the client to harvest local materials for the new build and to ensure it exceeds UK energy requirements. Insulated with wool sheared from the farm's own sheep and powered by a wind turbine, this gorgeous stone and timber home shelters its occupants from the harsh landscape.

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