Replacement Dwelling
Same footprint as the original house. Ground plus first floor with open-plan kitchen, living and dining at its core.
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About · Dhalmia
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Our storyDhalmiaScotland
Existing house demolished; a new, high-performance dwelling delivered on the same footprint with a calm, modern façade and flexible family-first plan.
Full replacement dwelling: demolition of the original structure and construction of a new, contemporary home within the original footprint.
The brief was to create generous social space, multiple family rooms, a cinema, and seven bedrooms with en-suite provision, while improving thermal performance and comfort throughout.
The outcome is a refined plan connecting daily life to garden decks, with discreet performance upgrades and clean detailing — anthracite aluminium openings, minimal balustrades, and standing-seam cladding.
Same footprint as the original house. Ground plus first floor with open-plan kitchen, living and dining at its core.
Double-glazed anthracite aluminium openings with trickle ventilation. Standing-seam profile cladding to feature elevations. Glass balustrades and Juliet balconies.
Cinema room, two family rooms, home office, seven bedrooms with en-suites, walk-in wardrobes, and multiple decks connecting to the garden.
Designed across two floors to support modern family life with flexibility and connection to outdoor spaces.
Open-plan kitchen and dining hub at the heart of the ground floor. The island anchors the space, with direct sight lines through to the garden decking beyond.
The main living space sits adjacent to the kitchen hub, with glazed doors opening directly onto the rear garden deck — bringing the outside in across all seasons.
A second family room provides a quieter breakout from the main living zone — flexible enough for everyday relaxation, homework, or a more informal sitting room.
A considered vertical connection linking both floors — clean geometry, glass balustrade at 1100 mm continuing the same specification used on the exterior terraces, and natural light drawing through the full height of the house.
Generous principal suite with walk-in wardrobe and dedicated en-suite bathroom. Juliet balcony doors open to views over the rear garden — a calm, private retreat at the top of the house.
Six further bedrooms across both floors, each with private en-suite. The same quiet material palette runs throughout — neutral tones, considered joinery, and well-proportioned rooms.
Every bedroom has its own en-suite. Water-efficient fittings throughout — dual-flush WCs averaging ≤ 4.5 L and basin taps ≤ 6 L/min — with the same quality of finish carried through each room.
Anthracite double-glazed doors, sliders and windows with trickle-ventilation targets and U-value ≈ 1.5 W/m²K.
Euroclad-type VIEO wall profile at approximately 400 mm centres to feature elevations, delivering a clean contemporary finish.
1100 mm high glass balustrade to terrace edges. Juliet balconies to selected first-floor French doors.
Mains-wired, interlinked smoke alarms with battery backup. Heat alarm to kitchen. CO and CO₂ detectors wall-mounted in the typical 1.4–1.6 m band.
TRVs to radiators. New hot-water pipework insulated against heat loss. Water-efficient fittings: dual-flush WCs averaging ≤ 4.5 L, basin taps ≤ 6 L/min. Drainage SVP and waste pipework coordinated within floor zones.
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