Aviemore Development, Highland resort buildings
Aviemore Development, Scotland : Highland Resorts, National Centre for the Mountain Environment – 5 offices + 282 houses, £80m approximate building construction cost
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Aviemore Development, Scotland : Highland Resorts, National Centre for the Mountain Environment – 5 offices + 282 houses, £80m approximate building construction cost
Rosslyn Chapel, a Category A listed building dating back to 1446, gained worldwide fame from the publication of Dan Brown’s book the Da Vinci Code in 2004 followed by the film in 2006.
Work on site has now started for the £3.4m Craigshill Learning Disability Centre in Livingston by macmon architects. Councillor Isabel Hutton SNP took part in the sod cutting ceremony alongside user groups and West Lothian Council representatives.
Auchoish is a remotely situated farm steading surrounded by rough pasture just below the tree-line to the north-east of Lochgilphead. Traditional stone outbuildings, broadly C-shaped in plan, required refurbishment and conversion as further living accommodation.
Situated largely within mature parkland, Howden Park Centre originally evolved in piecemeal fashion from a converted coach house into a popular but inherently limited arts centre.
Scottish Architecture News 2009 – key architectural developments in Scotland: major construction projects, property images & architects – Scottish building news in 2009
Award-winning Edinburgh architecture practice Reiach and Hall has been commissioned for the development of the national nuclear archive, a new £15 million facility in Wick.
The house is located on a spectacular site overlooking the Solway Firth in south west Scotland. The site is a steeply sloping, former quarry in a National Scenic Area which slopes steeply in two directions from the quarry base which forms the only level ground access.
This small holiday house, located in the township of Fiscavaig on the western side of the Isle of Skye, deliberately eschews convention due to its unusual site.
The Royal Incorporation of Architects (RIAS) has been commissioned by Irvine Bay Regeneration Company to manage a process to select an architect-led multi disciplinary team for a proposed development in Ardrossan.
The Scottish Government has given the go ahead for a new £8.3million hospital to be built at Bonar Bridge in Central Sutherland to replace Migdale Hospital, which is almost 150 years old.
Scottish Student Awards for Architecture, Winner, Image, Jonathan Mennie, Design Scottish Student Awards for Architecture Something old, something new: Architectural Education Scotland 9 Nov 2009 Scottish Architecture Student Awards Student at Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Built Environment Scottish Student Awards for Architecture A fourth year student of Robert Gordon University’s Scott Sutherland School … Read more
Saltire Awards 2009, Scottish housing prize – winners, architects & buildings – Saltire Society prize, Scottish housing design awards, residential architecture in Scotland: 2009
Leading property consultants GVA Grimley Ltd on behalf of Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) and in association with Robert Adam Architects, has unveiled a masterplan for the re-development of one of Scotland’s best known tourist destinations, John O’Groats.
The two houses at Camustianavaig are sited on a former camping site near Portree on the Isle of Skye, the site has previously been terraced in to flat platforms. The new house works with the “new” topography and beds itself into the step with upper and lower levels.
Gareth Hoskins Architects have won (through Ojeu competitive interview process) the project for a new swimming pool and community facility in Helensburgh, the home of Mackintosh’s Hill House.
A national online database that holds information on and images of more than 280,000 of Scotland’s buildings and built archaeology opens its files today (Tuesday, August 11) so that members of the public can add their own knowledge directly to its archives.