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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...

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...

A new era in community healthcare in Fort William begins next week with the launch of the new £9 million medical centre at Blar Mhor. The Fort William Health Centre will bring together the towns 3 existing GP Practices with all local...

Lothian Chambers was constructed in 1904 (J MacIntyre Henry) as the civic headquarters for Midlothian County Council. It is a high quality (B) listed building and forms part of a major urban grouping along with St Giles’ Cathedral, the City...

The project was to refurbish the common areas of this established office complex to provide a modern, fresh face to prospective tenants. In addition, there was an elevated, external space that required some design to link the routes through it...

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....

This project consists of a complete refurbishment and extension to a two bedroom end-of-terrace house in Edinburgh. The existing house has been re-configured to provide four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a utility room. A new extension wraps around...

The commission to design the refurbishment of The Lighthouse foyer and first floor retail and office space followed the completion of a feasibility study in January 2006. The study had been commissioned in order to make recommendations and design...

Gillespie, Kidd and Coia: Architecture 1956 to 1987 is the first major retrospective of the work of one of the UK's most distinguished architecture practices focussing on the period when Andy MacMillan and Isi Metzstein were at the company's...

The new building replaces the church’s old hall, which was an uninviting space that discouraged community access. The existing late-Victorian church itself is focused on a rose window over the pulpit with its simple inscription ‘God is...

The project comprises a new artwork on Gallowgate. The artwork was installed as part of the construction of a new supermarket development. The work is made from around 7 tonnes of steel. There are 6 frames containing 35 panels, a number of...

Burlington Arcade is a Grade II listed shopping mall dating back to 1819. The lighting brief aimed to raise the arcade’s profile as a tourist destination by sensitively restoring the appearance of the arcade as well as providing...

An internal reconfiguration of spaces to connect this house to its garden level and let it enjoy the great views over the Firth of Tay. Walls of shelves connect the floors vertically down a new staircase and a big new projecting bay window for the...

The Pier Arts Centre was first designed by Kate Heron and Levitt Bernstein in the 1970s to house the marvellous collection of modern British art belonging to Margaret Gardiner. The original building occupied a single warehouse on the...

This large, individual house was designed to provide a contemporary living environment that is in character with the surrounding properties thanks to its use of natural and 
traditional materials. The original concept 
design was produced by...