At Under One Roof, we recognise the importance and value of owners’ associations in maintaining and managing Scotland’s tenements. Through our work with tenement owners, we have found that being…
Around 483,000 Scottish homes have solid walls, about a quarter of the housing stock, and the large majority have no insulation on them at all. Glasgow alone has around 73,000…
Under One Roof has partnered with the University of Strathclyde to create a toolkit on forming and running owners' associations. Under One Roof has published  a toolkit on forming and…
On 6th October 2026, Awaab's Law will come into force in Scotland. The Scottish Government has published new guidance on what this will mean for landlords and tenants dealing with…
At Under One Roof, our Education and Training Officers are a crucial part of our small team. We are very pleased to announce that we have recruited a new Education…
Repairing or retrofitting tenement buildings can be an expensive and complicated process. Many of Scotland’s tenement owners want to carry out repairs, or retrofit their building to make it more energy-efficient, but lack the…
The first short talk of the day was delivered by architect Ingvar Maxwell, who explored the history of stone in Scottish buildings from the prehistoric age until the 20th century. He explained how…
Awaab's Law is coming to Scotland. Landlords, find out how you can tackle damp and mould in your rented tenement property now. Awaab’s Law In 2020, two-year-old Awaab Ishak died…
Following the publication of the Scottish Law Commission's report on compulsory owners' associations, the Commission has released a new video overview of its contents. In December 2025, the Scottish Law…
Under One Roof, in partnership with Gillian Campbell Consulting and The MCS Foundation, has published a new report exploring how Scotland could implement Building Reserve Funds, to help owners fund…
Under One Roof is calling on the Scottish Government to act quickly to enact legislation on compulsory owners’ associations, following the release of the Scottish Law Commission’s
The first short talk of the day was delivered by architect Ingvar Maxwell, who explored the history of stone in Scottish buildings from the prehistoric age until the 20th century. He explained how…
Mortgage lenders now require that those buying flats with cladding to provide…
Your tenement may have a basement, sometimes used for living accommodation or…
Insulation, draught-proofing and improved glazing can save money, improve comfort and reduce…
Recent research suggests that traditional solid stone or brick walls provide better…
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