The Glenbervie by David Wilson Homes

Homebuilder launches search across Aberdeen for nation’s most imaginative young designer

David Wilson Homes North Scotland, part of the UK’s largest housebuilder, Barratt Redrow, has launched a nationwide search to find ...

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David Wilson Homes North Scotland, part of the UK’s largest housebuilder, Barratt Redrow, has launched a nationwide search to find the most imaginative young designer in Scotland.

Launching for the first time, the premium housebuilder’s ‘Built by Imagination’ initiative is open to primary school-aged children across Aberdeen, inviting them to put their creativity to the test this summer by redesigning a room inside one of the housebuilder’s four-bedroom family homes.

Children aged five to 12 are being asked to pick up their pencils and draw how they would transform the flexible dining room or study space inside its Glenbervie housetype.

From a playroom to a home cinema, science lab or art studio, pupils are being encouraged to let their imagination run wild and turn the space into whatever they can dream up. 

Entries are open across two age categories, five to eight years and nine to 12 years, and will be judged on creativity and originality rather than artistic ability. To enter, participants complete their design and submit a photograph alongside a short description explaining their vision. They can access floorplan designs on the website for inspiration.  

Standout entries will be brought to life using render image technology, giving young designers the chance to see their ideas transformed into a fully visualised room, with the final winner also receiving a £150 Smyths Toys voucher. 

Leading the judging is Alison Condie, managing director of David Wilson Homes Scotland, and the former technical director who oversaw the architectural, engineering and design processes required to turn new homes into reality.  

She said: “Every David Wilson home is built around how families live, and that means giving them space that can grow and change with them. Our Built by Imagination initiative puts that idea directly into the hands of children, who have a unique and instinctive sense of what makes a house feel like home.

“This is an invitation to Scotland’s young designers to show us what they would do with a room of their own. We expect the entries will tell us a great deal about what a family home really means to the next generation and may even inspire some of our future home designs.”

David Wilson Homes is renowned for crafting exceptional homes defined by superior design and meticulous attention to detail. From the build quality to the interior finishes, every element is carefully considered to deliver lasting value and timeless appeal.

From Aberdeen to Perth and Dundee, David Wilson Homes brings quality, thoughtfully designed homes to communities across North Scotland. 

Sustainability is central to the housebuilder’s vision. Each home incorporates advanced energy-efficient technologies, including high-performance insulation and modern heating systems, helping to reduce energy consumption without compromising on comfort or style.

Homes with David Wilson Homes in Aberdeen are currently available from £305,995.  For more information, please visit www.dwh.co.uk.

To take part in the Built by Imagination competition, budding young designers should visit www.dwh.co.uk/advice-and-inspiration/built-by-imagination/.  

Three regional winners will be selected from across the areas in which David Wilson Homes builds, including North Scotland, West Scotland and East Scotland. Each will receive a £50 Smyths Toys voucher, with the overall winner receiving an additional £150 voucher. 

To enter please email [email protected], including your name, the name of the young person you are entering for and their age.

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