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In 2009 Hoskins Architects won a national competition for the redevelopment and expansion of the category A listed Aberdeen Art Gallery. The Gallery, Cowdray Hall and War Memorial complex has a significant presence within the city and houses an...

In 2012, following a competitive interview process, Hoskins Architects was appointed by the Salvation Army to design a visitor and training centre for young people with learning disabilities, at Strawberry Field in Liverpool. The new...

Hoskins Architects was appointed by the Chris Stewart Group to develop proposals for the comprehensive redevelopment of a prominent but under-utilised urban site, to bring new life to a complex of redundant buildings and the lanes surrounding...

Menzieshill, a district in Dundee, was once recognised by the five 15 storey towers, housing over 440 residents, that formed the centre of this residential neighbourhood. The complex, designed in 1963, provided a range of community and social...

Located at the southern end of the Kyle of Tongue in Sutherland, Kyle House sits on an elevated site with uninterrupted views in all directions. It is a humble, peaceful, low-energy house, built to last for generations and perfect for two people...

Our brief for a ‘Therapeutic Art and Design Strategy’, developed by Ginkgo Projects and NHS Lothian, asked to enhance a series of key spaces within the new Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh (designed by HLM architects)....

Located on the Isle of Skye, this mobile micro-home prototype was developed as a small, low cost, thermally efficient, movable house, designed for the rural landscape. The Client’s initial brief was for a ‘small but not tiny’...

The scheme concerns the proposed remodelling and re-use of a series of adjoining properties on St Andrew Square & St David St, to form a 72 bed boutique hotel. The site sits within the heart of Edinburgh New Town, with these town houses...

Keppie won an architectural competition to complete the concept design and Masterplan for the new £340m Events Complex Aberdeen (TECA) project. The distinctive venue comprises of a 15,000-capacity live entertainment arena (P&J Live)...

Holmes Miller’s initial involvement in Park Quadrant began in December 2014, when the development site was brought to the open market by Glasgow City Council via City Property. This was not the first time it had been the focus of potential...

Background Kirkjuvagr means “Church Bay” in Old Norse and gives it name to the gin handcrafted at The Orkney Distillery. Back when Orkney was emerging as a seat of power in the Viking Empire, the Norsemen would sail their...

The site is located in the peaceful conservation area of Newhaven, Edinburgh opposite a private park and overlooking the Firth of Forth from its elevated position. Two well established deciduous trees at the end of a cul-de-sac mark the entrance...

Moxon Architects have transformed two central civic buildings in the major fishing port of Fraserburgh, to form a single unified headquarters for Aberdeenshire Council. As the first completed project of the Fraserburgh 2021 Townscape Heritage...

King’s Stables Road is a leading example of a mixed-use development that successfully integrates a true mix of uses into a sensitive, historic city centre.  The comprehensive redevelopment of the former Council Cleaning and Street...

The existing building, designed by Reiach and Hall, was completed in 1993 and let to an office tenant for 25 years – expiring in 2018. The client wished to secure a new high quality tenant on in institutional lease for 15 years. The brief...