WT Architecture has designed Renton Hall in Haddington, England.

This project rescues a 200-year-old country manor that had been vacant and neglected for 10 years, along with its substantial walled garden, which had been untended for a century.

It involved the careful renovation of the well-preserved Georgian building fabric and a substantial new contemporary extension with new living and ancillary spaces.

The B-listed Georgian house was aggrandised in the early 19th century by the wealthy owner of the associated Rentonhall Tile Works (since demolished) and occupies an isolated, elevated position in the East Lothian countryside.

This project has been longlisted in the sustainable renovation category of Dezeen Awards 2024.

Studio: WT Architecture
Project: Renton Hall
Credits: Tibi Weir, David Weir, Narro Associates, McLeod & Aitken and William McNae & Son