Set between formal gardens and adjoining pasture, this contemporary family home is shaped by the topography, orientation and rural character of its site.

The architecture reinterprets the massing and materiality of traditional Yorkshire farmhouse buildings through locally sourced reclaimed stone and a restrained contemporary language.

Behind the more solid stone frontage, the house becomes increasingly open and transparent, extending into the landscape through generous areas of glazing and creating a strong connection with the countryside beyond.