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On the 30th and 31st of March I was lucky enough to be invited to make a presentation at the Design Speaks Architecture...
Weaving its way through the heart of a reimagined Pollokshaws a modest housing scheme is seeking to summon the healing...
Aberdeen is in process of transforming itself from an oil and gas hub into a tourism destination with a slew of...
On approach to Ayr Station, I’m met with the sight of a large white sarcophagus-like form above the platform. The...
It’s impossible to work in Edinburgh and ignore the current debate on tourism. Local papers and twitter posts...
In Sweden, urban planning has a history of not only focusing on the construction of new residential buildings, but also...
So the greybeards mutter, yet again, that sketching and freehand drawing are being stifled by the computer. The...
In his ‘Jonathan Jones on Art’ article for the Guardian in 2014, the writer bemoaned the fate of...
Deep within Glasgow’s east end, something is stirring within a reinvented Carntyne Old Parish Church, risen again...
In doing so our annual industry survey ranks practices with an office presence in Scotland to establish a definitive...
Aberdeen Art Gallery is once again at the heart of cultural life in the north east following an extensive £34.6m...
Fresh from pounding the streets of Edinburgh in pursuit of evocative snapshots of the timeless New Town, photographer...
Classical Edinburgh with its iconic seven new towns was the result of a clear vision which followed the period of the...
As we are celebrating the 100 years of the 1919 Addison Act, the first governmental incentive encouraging the...
The worlds of architecture, art and property development don’t always mix easily but one Edinburgh developer is...
Scottish Borders Council has crossed the finishing line with a newly refurbished £1.6m museum in Duns dedicated...
The rapid pace of technological change has brought about as a migration from the drawing board to computer graphics a...
As the frightening pace of demographic change threatens to upend existing models for the design and delivery of housing...
Sheffield is a city in transition. Following the post-War building boom which created the Park Hill Flats, there...
Located in the heart of London, the Barbican Estate by Chamberlin, Powell, and Bon architects extends beyond being a...
It has been two years since the latest audacious proposal to build a leviathan crossing between Northern Ireland and...
We live in a time of crisis. Even before Coronavirus and Brexit, the urban realm was struggling to respond effectively...
Glasgow’s A-listed Egyptian Halls is back in the spotlight having swung between despondency and optimism in a...
A group of students at Heriot-Watt University are taking to the world stage with preparations for their participation...
Over the past three decades, Reiach & Hall has become firmly established as a leading light in the Scottish...
Charles Jencks passed away in October last year. He was one of the best-known figures in architectural criticism...
Paisley has become a standard bearer for town centre renewal with publication of an ambitious blueprint that sets out...
At the foot of Edinburgh Castle, a new mixed-use development is seeking to knit a jumble of forgotten streets and lanes...
Earlier this spring, in one of the last gatherings to take place before the coronavirus lockdown, a group of engineers,...
From the joys of local shopping to the challenges of home schooling and even the Thursday evening street clapping...
The most effective way to communicate architectural and urban design proposals is undoubtedly interactive CAD...
The late Isi Metzstein of Gillespie, Kidd & Coia once remarked that brickwork is twice handmade: once in the...
In November 2021, Glasgow is due to welcome the postponed 26th session of the Conference of the Parties (the COP 26), a...
Brian McGinlay, founding director, McKinley Bell
I believe we are moving into a new way of...
At the Ardrishaig entrance to the Crinan Canal, a striking heritage and community centre has risen from the abandoned...
The fishing town of Fraserburgh, on the Northeast coast of Scotland, is in the middle of a dramatic transformation as...
Modernist architecture is being shown in a new light at the hands of artist Paul Catherall. A champion of both the...
Two leading contenders have emerged in a competition led by the Alexander Thomson Society (ATS) to find creative reuses...
One city ahead of the game is Glasgow which was already leading the way with its Avenues programme when talk...
Juan Carlos Calderón was Bolivia`s most successful and prolific architect and author of some of its most...
As we sit in the midst of the greatest global crisis of our times, it is a sobering thought that many are predicting...
A generational shift at The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland has seen Christina Gaiger win out against...
Over the years, Knockroon has provided endless copy for architecture magazines. It owes its existence to an...
After years of lesser upgrading and alterations, the long-awaited master plan to transform Edinburgh`s premier railway...
The climate crisis has brought into question not only how we build, in terms of materials and methods, but also what we...
Twenty years ago, Peter Womersley’s architecture was a cult amongst the initiated. Since then, interest has...
As working from home becomes more entrenched several schemes are seeking to reimagine the office with a new approach...
Some years have passed since Nairn’s surprise listing in the Urban Realm “Carbuncle Awards” for...
As more and more people migrate towards homeworking in one of the largest workplace revolutions on record Moxon...
Office space may be temporarily out of favour but our homes are very much in vogue as the pervasive backdrop to our...
