This attic conversion in Edinburgh transforms a compact one-bedroom tenement flat into a spacious and contemporary two-bedroom home.
Flat alterations on Glen Street, Edinburgh
This tenement flat presented a familiar challenge: a central kitchen that disrupted the flow and limited the sense of space. Our approach was to rethink the plan entirely.
House extension in Duddingston, Edinburgh
Creating Independent Living: A Thoughtful Ground Floor Extension When planning for the future, few home improvements are as meaningful as creating a space that adapts to changing needs.
House extension in Portobello, Edinburgh
Affordable, Sustainable, and Contemporary DesignBiomorphis is currently developing a house extension in Portobello that brings together affordability, sustainability, and contemporary design.
Bracklinn Falls bridge, Callander
Biomorphis collaborated with Narro Associates on a competition proposal for a new corten steel bridge at Bracklinn Falls, Callander.
Kitchen relocation & design in Restalrig, Edinburgh
Biomorphis designed a kitchen relocation and interior transformation for a home in Restalrig, Edinburgh. The project focused on improving spatial flow while creating a calm, durable, and grounded interior.
House extension at Clark Avenue, Edinburgh
This project explores a house extension proposal at Clark Avenue in the Trinity area of Edinburgh, using architectural visualisation to test spatial ideas and reveal the potential of the existing home.
Grigny (Grand Paris Sud) regeneration
Biomorphis collaborated with Kerim Salom Architecture on the streetscape regeneration of Grigny, a rapidly evolving urban district in the Grand Paris Sud area.
Top floor flat extension via an attic conversion at Holyrood park
Biomorphis is developing a top floor flat extension via an attic conversion on Milton Street, Edinburgh. The project transforms a confined attic space into functional living areas.
Retrofit of Grade A Listed Apartment on Great King Street, Edinburgh
Biomorphis is working on a retrofit project on Great King Street, Edinburgh, transforming a split bathroom layout into a single, cohesive space.
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