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Recognised as the capital of Scotland since at least the 15th century, the city is home to the Scottish Parliament and the seat of the monarchy in Scotland.
Historically part of Midlothian, the city has long been a centre of education. It majors in the fields of medicine, Scots law, literature, the sciences and engineering.
It is the second largest financial centre in the United Kingdom. The city’s historical and cultural attractions make it the United Kingdom’s second most popular tourist destination. The capital attracts over one million overseas visitors each year.
Major works to visit include the stunning new Scottish galleries at the National by Glasgow’s Hoskins Architects. The new galleries in the heart of the city centre, showcase the very best historic art.
Finally, take a look at the University’s Health and Wellbeing Centre by Page\Park Architects. It brings together disconnected Counselling and Disability services, Pharmacy and Health Centre, in a now fully accessible facility.
Atkins, a member of the SNC-Lavalin Group, is the designer behind a new animal science innovation centre and campus hub opened at the University of Edinburgh by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal.
HolmesMiller’s design developed through a detailed consultation process with key stakeholders from the different client bodies and staff. These meetings have allowed a detailed understanding of the particular needs of the services and users and the patients they serve.
Edinburgh’s former Royal Infirmary Surgical Hospital, a category-A listed building at the heart of the Quartermile development, has received detailed planning permission to become a major new facility for the University of Edinburgh.
Design: Hoskins Architects. New architectural designs for the controversial proposed hotel at Edinburgh’s former Royal High School have been revealed, with a reduction in scale.
Design: Fletcher Joseph Associates. Primarily, the scheme has been updated to include a 111% increase in proposed residential accommodation provision across the site.
Design: Beecher Architect Ltd
The client brief was for a house that was modern, uplifting and materially substantial which would connect positively to its context. It is a new-build house on a former garden site that in many respects is a contemporary reinterpretation of the Georgian Villa.
Design: Lee Boyd Designers + Architects. Residents in the village of Humbie, in East Lothian, have welcomed the recent opening of the new Humbie Hub in the heart of the village
Design: Lee Boyd, architects. St Martin of Tours Episcopal Church is a B listed Victorian church in the centre of Edinburgh. The church building, like many from the 19th Century, is struggling to provide the congregation and community with accommodation that meets contemporary expectations.
The Master of Architecture students, led by Visiting Professor Alan Dunlop, were charged with exploring the idea of a new settlement for Edinburgh as their final year project
Florence : Curating The City A ruse* as much as a muse*, an enquiry into the logic of a collector’s retentiveness has been the basis from which the relationships between architectural projects and the city have been drawn
Yvonne Long, Edinburgh Napier University student work – building, Scottish design – Edinburgh Napier University Architecture images
Ralf Furulund images, Napier architecture, Edinburgh, Scotland, Napier School of Architecture, building – Napier student work: Ralf Furulund design images
Yvonne Long – architecture, Scottish building design images – Cramond Bridge Intervention & Haymarket Station proposal, Scotland, Edinburgh Napier University student work