Highland Housing Expo: Inverness Houses
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The 24 houses for a sensitive site at Burnside in Plockton explore a richer typology than normally found in the typical semi detached landscape often found on the edge of rural settlements.
Nearly 600 visitors braved the rain yesterday (1 August) to get the first look at the eco-friendly homes on show to the public at Scotland’s Housing Expo, Milton of Leys, Inverness.
Lee Boyd Architects have recently completed an extension to the existing visitor facility at the Wallace Monument near Stirling. The building opened to the public on Wednesday 25th March 2009.
The project consists of a new build on a Greenfield site which is a replacement for the existing Davidson Cottage Hospital and Girvan Health Centre. The new building incorporates in-and-out-patient activity (primary and secondary care) as well as General Medical Services.
This is a ruined structure on a rocky peninsula at the northeastern end of Loch Awe, in Argyll and Bute, Scotland.
The ‘L’ shaped site lies between the area of 4 storey flats known locally as White City to the west and an old industrial area on the railway line on the east.
This Arts project aims to renew and enhance the existing Edwardian Theatre in the centre of Perth and was won in competition in September 2008.
Sutherland Hussey Architects have recently been awarded planning permission to construct a new boathouse on the shores of Loch Ard near Aberfoyle.
Following excavation at Old Scatness it is now thought brochs were built much earlier than previously believed and that people lived in the Scatness settlement for around 4,000 years.
Exposure, a major new work by the British Artist Antony Gormley, being manufactured in East Lothian.
The design brief for the new West Lothian Civic Centre required provision of a single building providing accommodation for three distinct partner organisations, serving the communities within West Lothian.
“Winner of the the Scottish Design Awards’ ‘Best Residential Category’ and ‘Northern Exposure’ prize, this large single storey house is located in Ross-Shire. It has been designed to integrate well with the rural vernacular, using the forms of local agricultural buildings.
The village takes its name from the 13th-century Sir Hugo de Giffard of Yester, whose ancient Scoto-Norman family possessed the baronies of Yester, Morham, and Duncanlaw in Haddingtonshire, and Tayling and Poldame in the counties of Perthshire and Forfar.
Scotland’s first ‘zero-carbon settlement’ is a 5,000 home eco-town in Cardenden, Fife. Cardenden Eco-town ‘Vision and Delivery Statement’ unveiled by Banks Developments in Edinburgh on 28 Feb, attended by MSPs.
anderson bell + christie’s Karen Anderson named as the new chair of Architecture and Design Scotland (A+DS), succeeding Raymond Young on 1 Apr 2010.
7N Architects have received detailed planning consent for a new visitor centre in Blairgowrie for the Blairgowrie and Rattray Regeneration Company (BARRC). The new building, which will be built on the remains of a former mill on the banks of the River Ericht.