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Austin-Smith:Lord has assisted North Lanarkshire Venues team in refurbishment and essential conservation and improvements to the category ‘B’ Listed Town Hall and theatre within Airdrie. The aims of the project was to restore the...

The Highlanders’ Museum was re-opened in March 2013 by HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. The museum is one of the most highly regarded regimental museums in the United Kingdom. It is situated within Fort George, one of the finest and...

The Museum of Edinburgh houses a large proportion of City owned objects relating to its industries, its urban development and its citizens. The Grade ‘A’ listed buildings themselves form the largest group of C16th urban buildings...

Set within the site of a Scheduled Ancient Monument, the extension to the Visitor Centre facilities at Rosslyn Chapel responds to a challenging brief. The existing facilities were under increasing pressure to cope with visitor numbers, and the...

The sea, sky, wind, sand and rock combine to make the western shore of the Outer Hebrides a unique environment which poses real challenges for living and designing due to its remoteness and extreme weather, but it has a rugged beauty which is...

The Art Deco Birks Cinema closed 30 years ago and has now been renovated  and reopened as a state of the art digital cinema after a seven year campaign by the local community that raised £1.8 million. The cinema is located within the...

South Block is a new cultural & creative industries hub set within Glasgow’s Merchant City. Positioned on the edge of Merchant City Conservation Area, the city block roots itself as a strong player within the city’s historic civic...

Lewis & Hickey were appointed in 2005 as Architects and Lead Consultant for the £36 million refurbishment of the University of Edinburgh's Main Library building in George Square, Edinburgh. This A-listed building, designed by Sir...

This is a privately owned, listed estate house, originally built in the late 18th century and modified several times over the years. Our design refurbishes and modernises the building to bring it to a standard suitable for a modern family home....

The Victorian baronial-style John O’ Groats Hotel, occupying a prominent position in this world famous location, had been left to rot for more than 15 years. The depressing scene had gradually drained the life out of the place but still the...

The Haining is an A Listed Palladian House (c1795-1820) on the edge of Selkirk in the Scottish Borders. The Haining Charitable Trust with assistance from SHBT have embarked on a long term project to revitalise the house, the grounds and out...

Following on from cement pointing works which had taken place in the 20th century, the historic rubble-built Tower of Drum was suffering for internal damp problems and degradation of external stonework. The main focus of the restoration project...

KSA were delighted to be involved in work to upgrade facilities at the Grade A listed, Leith Hall, in an effort to conserve the property and facilitate its reopening for the Scottish Public. In 2008, Leith Hall was closed to the public due to...

he 1930s building, which had lain empty for over 30 years, has been given new purpose with memorial, exhibition and storytelling spaces. Working within the restrictions of its grade A listed status, Purcell’s design approach was purposefully...

Knockando Woolmill is a unique complex of fragile category A listed buildings which has remained in continuous production for over 200 years. Multi agency funding was secured by the Woolmill Trust for a programme of repair and renewal, overseen by...