UNO Midi Pottery studio with balcony

With a sizeable garden and views across the Stirlingshire countryside, where better to pop a Pottery Studio than right here! In a conservation area in Bridge of Allan, the room was being used with a sink and kiln therefore both planning permission and a building warrant were required so we navigated the entire process for our client. Once the compliance paperwork was through, we set to work building the room on a ground screw foundation which can easily handle the sloping site. One of the main components was a mighty kiln for firing Amy's lovely creations therefore the floor had to be built up to cope with the weight and heat it would generate.The sink had to feature a clay trap below to ensure the drains werea protected from waste.The electrical install had to be upgraded to handle the demands of the kiln.

The front of the room has full width UPVc glazing to flood the room with natural light with additional windows forventilation. To the front we extended the decking to allow for a small seating area to take in the spectacular views to the Wallace Monument and Stirling Castle.