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Sir George Skene served as Provost of Aberdeen in 1676-85 and was a rich merchant. Before he was a resident the house was occupied by Matthew Lumsden, a wealthy merchant, who purchased the property in 1622.
Matthew Hay was both the Medical Officer for Health for Aberdeen and a professor at the University in the 1930’s. He was instrumental in establishing both Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and the Medical School at Foresterhill because he believed strongly in the benefits of having undergraduate learning and clinical practice together on one site.
Malmaison Aberdeen hotel approval news: KBA proposal at former Queens Hotel. Full planning permission to alter and extend the listed building gained by Kerr Blyth Associates
Stewart Milne Construction has won the contract to construct its new global headquarters and bus depot at its existing site on King Street, Aberdeen.
The six-storey redevelopment of the former Esslemont and Macintosh department store buildings, which is being designed by architects Holmes for C&L Properties, will include a 100-bed hotel with retail facilities at street level.
Donside Urban Village, Aberdeen housing development for Devanha – new Tillydrone homes – Housing Association partnership design by the Scottish architects practice of Halliday Fraser Munro
Ardent House office development – John Wood Group Headquarters, Miller Cromdale – Aberdeen offices development, John Wood Group, Northeast Scotland HQ building
Planning to deliver improved housing, shopping, community facilities, green spaces and streetscapes across six Aberdeen communities took a further step forward this week with the launch of a major community consultation programme.
Leading Scottish architects, Holmes Partnership, have designed a stunning new riverside development on the banks of the beautiful River Don in Dyce, Aberdeen, northeast Scotland, UK
SMC Parr Architects’ new Marine Operations Centre at Aberdeen Harbour on Pocra Quay, has already been given recognition for the quality of its’ design – a prestigious Award from the Aberdeen Civic Society