Easdale, a small island on Scotland’s west coast, is shaped by a strong relationship between industry, landscape and local identity. The project builds on this context by proposing an intervention that respects the existing ferry office while introducing a contemporary extension rooted in place. Inspired by the traditional slate-roofed houses of the island, the design uses local slate and timber to create continuity between old and new. The panoramic waiting space becomes the key element of the proposal, opening the building toward the sea and framing the surrounding landscape, while reinforcing the connection between local heritage and present-day use.