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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...

Roof forms and stepped building lines accentuate the site topology providing a very distinctive street frontage. This is further emphasized by the mix of brick & render, providing a level of contrast and interest along the street. The...

This new Primary Care Centre brings together three GP Practices and 15 Primary Care departments into one integrated building for the community. The scheme incorporates a central east-west boulevard with entrances at each end and accommodation...

A new building, housing the Departments of Podiatry and Physiotherapy and ancillary functions which is also the home of the former London Foot Hospital. Construction commenced in February 2005 with completion in April 2006. On a limited...

The Cowgate is one of the few locations within Edinburgh where it is possible to conceive of buildings of some considerable height. There already exist, in this area, examples of both 19th and 20th Century buildings of up to nine storeys. This...

Contemporary new build restaurant on the banks of the river ness, conceived with the river frontage, the rolling hills behind, planning around a very tight site, and utilising scottish materials in its construction. The building which sits...

Simpson & Brown’s new chapel for the Order of Preachers in George Square, Edinburgh is now open.  The new Chapel of St Albert the Great serves a growing congregation which includes University of Edinburgh students who use the...

The late 18thC merchant’s house, Barkly House, lies within the conservation town of Cromarty. The ‘B’ Listed house stood derelict since the interior and roof were destroyed by fire in the early 1980s. Over the years the exposed...

Completed in June 2006, this newbuild campus designed by HOK International Ltd caters for an annual intake of 20,000 students and 600 staff. It occupies the site of a former gasworks in Edinburgh’s Granton area, one of the principle areas of...

James F Stephen Architects were commissioned by the Diocese of Dunkeld to replace the existing Our Lady of Mercy Church at Aberfeldy with a new building to serve the needs of the congregation in the 21st Century. The ‘existing’...

The clients for this extension in rural Strathconon were looking to create a large open plan area with glazing to the south to capture the views and light. The extension is traditional in its form but timber clad in durable larch with a zinc...

The client was looking for an entertainment space in their garden that they could incorporate a bar and TV area. The building is fully insulated so that it can be used in winter as well as summer, and has been designed the the fully glazed...

The design of a new extension and internal refurbishment to an existing listed building in Edinburgh.  The project comprises of an open kitchen diner, which spills into the garden.  There is also an outside dining area and a new roof...

The new offices for LTS (Learning & Teaching Scotland) would be exceptional even if they were not the home of a semi government body and the result of an official procurement process. They are lively, bright and full of unusual features...

Regeneration of a brown-field site to replace existing sub-standard offices and provide a modern working environment. Brief: Design a new Forest District office to accommodate 29 staff with future proofing for up to 45 staff in a...