We are delighted that our concept design for The Yard Dundee has been shortlisted for future building, in the Scottish Design awards 2019. It is an exciting project for us, with fabulous clients, and lots of creative engagement and workshops with users, feeding into the design process. 3D render images by Nick Dalgety.

Re-thinking a two storey house, that was no longer working for the family, we developed the design in collaboration with the clients to create an open plan but articulated living garden room, with kitchen, sitting, dining, activity wall, window seat to the herb courtyard, and much better connection to the existing garden. This frees up […]

This project is to extend and convert an existing lodge, so that the Glasgow Disabled Scouts can use it more inclusively and accessibly. the idea is that outside and inside spaces will work well together,  enabling more of the Scouts outdoor activities and adventures to happen. The design process has been inclusive, with co-design creative […]

This new build house, was designed to support two families, including one wheelchair user. It was important for the two families to feel well connected, whilst also having their own private space. We worked closely with the planning department to ensure that the understanding of the extra needs of the families were supported allowing a […]

Saltire Award Winner this small bungalow was adapted and extended to make a fully inclusive, spacious and accessible family home.

Chambers McMillan will be attending the Private View for the Architecture open at the RSA this Friday. Our film (filmed by Bee and Greta) of the Route Through the Ramp House Features in the exhibition. 

An important part of the design process at Chambers McMillan includes consultation and engagement. Here are some of our creative workshops, which have informed the design process. 

Our own, award winning wheelchair accessible home, where movement is based around the ramp, inclusive design, equitable use of space

Two wheelchair accessible holiday cottages, designed to be both inclusive and a relaxing place to stay. The buildings take their form from the topography of the Fife hills.

To re-model a house as an inclusive, wheelchair accessible family home, where the wheelchair using child is able to use the house just the same as his brothers

An accessible room and inclusive family house for Ali, who uses a walker

National recognition