A historic mid-18th-century residence transformed over the years into a prestigious multi-functional resort, Cameron House met the strict architectural conservation constraints by choosing thermal insulation entirely from the inside. Around 5 cm of Diathonite Thermactive cork and lime bio-mortar was applied to all internal walls of the main building.

The intervention provides high thermal protection against damp and the harsh Scottish climate, while giving the imposing structure the necessary lightness and ensuring the perfect preservation of the historic heritage.