The Eden Locke, Edinburgh

“With a dash of reverence we sought to embellish the building in our own way, and from the inside out,” said the architects to online design magazine Dezeen. “We amplified the visual warmth of the long Scottish light with an approach that leaned towards the sophisticatedly tropical.”

“We manipulated the building sectionally so that rooms spanned both the generous Georgian volume and the tighter spaces of the 20th-century addition, yielding some dynamic spaces. We capitalised on the larger period fenestration and lofty ceilings in the public areas of the rooms while beds and circulation sit in the more intimate areas of the hybrid spaces.”

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