Hoose has won The HEAT 2026 and been named Innovator of the Year during Forth Valley Business Week, recognising our approach to regenerative housebuilding and our ambition to support Scottish manufacturing, skills and communities.

Hoose has won the 2026 STEP Digital/Green Innovator Award for its regenerative approach to low-energy housebuilding in Scotland.

Our new guide explores how hotter summers, heavier rainfall, stronger storms and the increasing risk of wildfire are changing the way we need to think about the homes we design and build.

The Royal Highland Show gave us everything you'd expect from a Scottish summer: sunshine, heavy downpours and plenty of wind. Despite the changing weather, it was a fantastic few days.

As part of our launch event, the team built a maquette to help explain how we build and the thinking behind the Hoose approach. What we didn’t expect was for it to become the MVP of the team with its own social calendar.

Last week, we hosted a small gathering at The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum, our first opportunity to share Hoose in a physical way.

After months of planning, writing, refining, and more refining, the Hoose website is now live.

As an early-stage business, this is an important milestone for us. It’s the first place where our ideas, philosophy, and ambitions have been brought together in one space.

Last week, the Hoose team gathered for something a little different from our usual meetings and site conversations, a team photoshoot.

As Hoose moves from idea to implementation, we are pleased to welcome three new directors to strengthen the team ahead of launch.

This table is part of Hoose’s history.

It is the table where Hoose began. A large wooden family kitchen table, worn in the way things are when they are used every day. A place for meals, conversations, and time spent together.