Welcome to our projects page. We’re proud to showcase our expertise in residential design, including our work on a wide range of self-build houses, home extensions, and larger residential development projects.
At Vellow Wood, our domestic architects believe in creating meaningful designs shaped by connection in all of its senses – to place, local community and people.
Our houses and home extensions encompass a variety of architectural styles from modern style to traditional: vernacular architecture, Georgian style, cottagecore, cottage style, classical architecture, modernist and Scandinavian.
All of our residential architecture is specifically tailored to your requirements. Offering bespoke designs infused with character for every new home project we embark on, our architects ensure that every space we create specifically meets your practical needs and also reflects your tastes and personality.
We invite you to browse through the following selection of our domestic architecture projects for design inspiration and to further explore how we can help create a wonderful house for your family.
Plus, you can learn more about our design philosophy for self-build houses and home extensions below, and you’ll also find additional information about some of the design and build challenges our skilled domestic architects can help you overcome.
If you have any further questions or require assistance with your project, reach out to our residential architects today and get the expert support you need. Our team is here to help you bring your vision to life.
Our kitchen extension project in Jordanhill, Glasgow, transformed a Victorian home with a contemporary, open-plan kitchen diner. Planning and design strategies created an energy-efficient home extension where indoor and outdoor spaces are linked and attractive glazed doors enhance natural light.
Read MoreOur new-build farmhouse project aimed to design a home focused on the farmer's daily activities and maintaining a suitable work-life balance. We designed a farmer's entrance with facilities sectioned at the rear, as well as features including a balcony, beautiful views and an open-plan kitchen diner.
Read MoreThe Minerva project in Finnieston, Glasgow involved designing an apartment block to align with the neighbouring development and the area's industrial heritage while maximising the site's commercial value. 14 two-bedroom flats were created in a design that focuses on fusing new life with local history.
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