A house that adapts to the changing seasons has won the Royal Institute of British Architects’ house of the year award.
Murphy House was built on a Unesco world heritage site in the centre of Edinburgh. Its four storeys include three bedrooms and three shower rooms, a subterranean library and a roof terrace.
Riba president Jane Duncan described the building as part jigsaw puzzle and part Wallace and Gromit with its moving pieces and disappearing walls.
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