Gökay Deveci
Lotte Glob House Loch Eriboll, Sutherland, northwest Scotland
In 2001, Lotte Glob, a Danish ceramic artist whose practice is closely identified with the wilderness landscape in North-West Scotland commissioned me to build a living and working space that would enable her to integrate her practice, her business and her lifestyle. She stipulated that the design should be affordable and context-sensitive as well as complementing her aesthetic vision, reflecting her passion for the light across the hills of Sutherland.
A’Chrannag, Rothesay, Isle of Bute, southwest Scotland
Seven-storey round tower in Rothesay, designed by Aberdeen architect Gökay Deveci, named A’Chrannag (‘Crow’s nest’) is the Isle of Bute’s newest housing development. All 14 homes are rental properties for local housing association Fyne Homes Ltd.
Gokay Deveci, Glasgow
Gokay Deveci is also working in Glasgow with Lochfield Park Housing Co-operative and Scottish Homes. He is developing energy efficient family homes in Easterhouse as a consultant for Page and Park Architects, Glasgow.
Zero Heating Homes
A’Chrannag uses Gokay Deveci's ‘zero heating’ flats with massive insulation.
Recent Buildings: 2005-07
Gokay has recently built sustainable houses at Kincardine O’Neil and recently at Crathes Castle estate, both in Deeside, northeast Scotland.
Gokay Deveci is based in northeast Scotland where he teaches and has
designed energy efficient homes.
Scottish Architecture: best Scottish Buildings of the last three decades
RIAS Best Building in Scotland 2004 PR:
Project: Lotte Glob House
Address: 105 Laid Croft, Loch Eriboll, Durness, Sutherland
Architect: Gokay Deveci
Client: Lotte Glob
Project cost: £75k
Completed: Nov 2003
Lotte Glob House: Photos by Lotte Glob
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