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The new All Saints Primary school occupies a site with a steep north facing slope in the south-east of Greenock. This allows the building section to be two story to the north and single story to the south thereby maximising the amount of...

Ground floor B Listed flat within a tenement, designed by Edward Calvert in 1883. Our brief was to create an additional bedroom and study. To achieve this the layout was significantly altered, by relocating the kitchen and bathroom into the centre...

Early 19th century, 4-storey townhouse built by Robert Reid and William Sibbald that forms part of a 21-bay terraced tenement. This is a category A listed building located with the New Town Conservation Area and World Heritage Site. The works...

This project encompasses the refurbishment of an existing 1960’s headquarters building in Lytham, with a gross floor area of approximately 12,500m². The brief was to upgrade all facilities throughout to accommodate staff growth and new...

The object of our commission was to create new changing and social club facilities for the local football club, Broxburn United, and the community in general. The location of the site has an historical setting within Broxburn, as it once was...

The porch style on these buildings echoes the sentiment, being derived from examples in the West Highlands and Perthshire. The Design & Build developer appointed Reynolds Architects Ltd in 2008 to further enhance Simpson & Brown’s...

The congregation of St. Columbas Roman Catholic Church in the Culloden area of Inverness approached us via a local contractor in early 2005, with a view to commissioning a new build church on some scrub land in Inverness. The requirement for a...

The new Primary and Nursery school is located on a prominent gateway site on the edge of Peebles. The building design has been treated as a cluster of buildings expressing their varying functions and are generally domestic in scale creating an...

An elegant exercise in concrete, steel and glass, set in parkland; Scotstoun House is an exemplar of 1960’s construction: uncompromisingly modernist and aspirational. Its £3.5m renovation and extension combined several challenges: the...

The David Walker Care Home is a purpose built community facility with 48 individual accommodation suites for residents. The home has a reception area, restaurant, café (open to the public), hairdressing salon, fitness room, all designed...

The most northerly classical country house in Britain, Belmont was built in 1775 overlooking the Bluemull Sound and the ferry southwards to Yell and Mainland Shetland. The house was in an advanced stage of dereliction when The Belmont Trust was...

The Grade A Listed church originally built in 1859 burnt down in 1910 and was reconstructed then to designs by Ashlin and Coleman of Dublin. To mark the centenary of the rebuilding, a programme of alteration and fabric repairs was instigated...

Dean Cottage sits in heavily wooded surroundings and was extended to create a large family home. At an early stage it was decided that as much as possible of the existing fabric of the cottage should be retained, the relationship of original core...

A Grade B Listed building, situated in in the Conservation Area of Portobello, Edinburgh, the initial brief was for an extension. It quickly became clear however that an extension would do more harm than good, darkening the interior and limiting...

Girvan Community Hospital, a new-build development on a greenfield site, replaces the old Davidson Cottage Hospital and Girvan Health Centre. The building, designed for NHS Ayrshire & Arran, will incorporate in-patient and out-patient activity...