Aberdeen Building Development, Northeast Scottish Property Projects, Northern Scotland Architectural Designs
Aberdeen Developments : Architecture
Aberdeenshire Property Information: Northeast Scotland Building Designs – Built Environment
Northeast Scotland Architectural Projects + Key New Property Designs, alphabetical:
Aberdeen Architecture Designs – chronological list
Aberdeen Building Developments
21st Century City Scott Sutherland Aberdeen
Aberdeen Airport Terminal Expansion
Aberdeen Architecture News 2007
Aberdeen Architecture News 2008
Aberdeen Art Gallery Redevelopment
Aberdeen Community Regeneration
Broadford Works Residential Development
Celtic Powerhouse Bridging Scotland and Ireland
First Group Headquarters Aberdeen
Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centre Aberdeen
Marischal College Redevelopment
Police Scotland Facility Kitty Brewster
Robert Gordon University Garthdee Campus
Scott Sutherland School Architecture
Trump Golf Resort Aberdeenshire
Union Terrace Gardens Proposals
Union Terrace Gardens Renewal Proposals
University Aberdeen Library Building
Location: Aberdeen, Northeast Scotland
Aberdeenshire Property Developments
Northeast Scotland Architectural Designs
Architects and designers to discuss sustainable renovation at RGU event, co-hosted by RGU and The Pebble Trust:
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Website: Visit Aberdeen
Aberdeen is a port city in northeast Scotland. In the 1970s the city expanded after oil was discovered in the North Sea, and it became one of most prosperous cities in the UK. House prices varied more widely than typical British cities due to the price of oil. At various points in the last decades it had higher house prices than even the Scottish capital, Edinburgh.
The city is located where the River Dee and River Don meet the North Sea. With an offshore petroleum industry, the city is home to an international population. It’s also known as the ‘Granite City’ – and sometimes the ‘Silver City’ – for its many enduring grey-stone buildings. The 19th-century Marischal College building is a key landmark, now occupied by the City Council’s offices.
Comments / photos for the Aberdeen Architecture Information – links to major Northeast Scotland property developments on the e-architect website page welcome
