Pend renovated and expanded Whitberry, a Grade B listed Georgian farmhouse in East Lothian, Scotland. The renovation unified the home's fragmented rear elevation with light-touch interventions to enhance family living. The charming pink facade contrasts with a patchwork of historic and haphazard rear additions. The project addressed a difficult cellular interior layout that forced the family to navigate through multiple rooms to reach the garden. The architects collaborated with clients who became project managers to achieve a modern yet respectful revision of the space.
The renovation of Whitberry aimed to unify the home's fragmented rear elevation, enhancing its connection to the garden while maintaining its historic character.
Light-touch interventions were introduced to the ground floor to support contemporary family life, creating a more functional and accessible living space.
The distinctive pink frontage of Whitberry contrasts with the haphazard additions at the back, showcasing a mix of historic masonry techniques that tell a story.
The project's challenge stemmed from a difficult interior layout, where the family navigated through multiple rooms to reach the garden, complicating everyday living.
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