Timber Design

About

Cameron Scott BA Arch (hons)

Qualifications :

Architectural Design - First Class Honours Degree with first prize from the RIBA SE region for final project.

Timber Framing - Certificat d'aptitude professionnelle from 'Les Compagnons du Tour de France' in Toulouse.

Media :

Art, Ecology & the Economy - Exhibition at Duchy Square - Spring 2010
'Best in British Timber' Award - Timber in Construction Awards 2008
Reusable and Adaptable Wood Structures - TRADA book - September 2008
The Green Building Bible - Autumn 2008
Timber Talent South West - The Architecture Centre - Autumn 2008
Timber Talent South West - CCANW - Spring 2008
Devon Life - April 2008
Timber Building - Summer 2007
Wildwood: A Journey Through Trees by Roger Deakin - Part 2, Shelter - 2007
Presented seminar at Bath University - September 2006
Offsite Construction Magazine - Summer 2006
FX Magazine - July 2006
The Architects Journal - December 2005
Timber in Construction - Summer 2005
Timber Building - Volume 2, 2005
The Archietcure Centre - Exhibition in 2000
Homebuilding and Renovating - May 1999
The Sunday Telegraph - January 1999

Link to Autodesk ADT blog: The Northmoor Trust Project
Link to Autodesk ADT blog: Timber Design
Link to Autodesk ADT blog: 3D DWF WebLog
Link to Autodesk AutoCad blog: Curved House
Link to Autodesk AutoCad blog: The Northmoor Trust

Experience :

2 years work in the voluntary sector - The National Trust, The National Trust for Scotland, Hooke Park College (John Makepiece) and The Centre for Alternative Technology.

6 years work as an employee of Carpenter Oak & Woodland Co. Ltd working on many projects including the survey and drawings for the new Lantern of The Great Kitchen at Windsor Castle, Charlton Court Barn and a 70m long curved footbridge at the Earth Centre.

2 years in self-employment designing and making timber framed buildings and associated structures.

2 ½ years as a full-time freelance timber designer at Roderick James Architects LLP.

Timber Design formed in 2002

In 1996 Cameron traveled to Romania with Henry Russell who was awarded a Winston Churchill Scholarship. Henry took Caroline Rye (film maker) and Cameron Scott (photographer) with him to document the architecture and people of Romania. The resulting films and photos can be seen below.