Silver Gilt Medal
As whisky ages, some liquid is lost to evaporation and this is known as the Angels' Share. The garden takes its inspiration from this journey of liquid from the copper stills to the wooden casks, and the full whisky ageing process.
Grassland moves to woodland across the balcony, around a flexible space designed for sharing, mimicking elements from Fettercairn Distillery's home in the foot of the Cairngorms - often referred to as 'The Garden of Scotland'. A stunning 'vertical stream' cascades over copper and onto repurposed wood from a whisky cask, resting in a shallow pool beside the main seating area before being recirculated to restart its journey. Copper pipe wings wrap the garden, sustaining the planting via misters that use minimal water.
At the heart of the garden is adaptable, modular furniture for solo contemplation or companionable gatherings - a place to immerse the senses and relax. Combining Scottish vernacular references and planting that's attractive to endangered, native pollinators, the garden embraces a balance between people, craft and nature.
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