New Scotland architecture designs with Scottish building news and architectural images, plus architects offices. Find modern properties from across this country in the north of the United Kingdom (UK).
The company produces Scotland’s best-selling single malt whisky and is increasing production in response to rising sales around the world. As well as Glenmorangie, the company produces Ardbeg, and owns the city-based Scotch Malt Whisky Society. It employs 400 people in Scotland and sells products in 150 countries.
Scottish Architecture News 2010: best new buildings in Scotland – selection of major Scottish Architecture News in 2010, with projects arranged chronologically, latest first
The new Robert Burns Birthplace Museum is arranged around a 500 sqm exhibition gallery displaying many of the 5000 artefacts in the Museum’s collection, each one telling in a lively and informative manner about Robert Burns’ life, inspiration, fame and identity.
Beveridge House, Biggar property, Scotland – by Andrew Black Design, Architects – new Scottish residential building, photos by Keith Hunter Photography, architecture: Biggar house
Sorisdal House sits within a small settlement at the north tip of the island of Coll. The new house replaces a poor quality bungalow and focuses on addressing issues of orientation, appropriateness of massing and sensitivity to context.
The Hippodrome was built to designs of local Architect Matthew Steele and opened in 1912. It was one of Scotland’s first purpose-built cinemas and is the earliest to survive.
Todlaw – Phase Two has recently been completed and augments the adjacent award-winning Supported Housing development (Todlaw Phase One featured in ‘AJ’ 19.06.08 ‘Model Homes’).
Paterson Architects have completed a new music department at Belhaven Hill School in East Lothian. The two storey building completes the final corner of an existing single storey courtyard teaching block.
Craignish (Scottish Gaelic, Creiginis) is a peninsula in Argyll, on the west coast of Scotland. It lies around 25 miles (40 km) south of Oban, and 20 miles (32 km) north of Lochgilphead.
Raasay Community Hall Isle of Skye Project, north west Scotland – by Dualchas Building Design Architects. The hall is rendered civic through this heightened awareness of scale and through minimal detailing. Externally all detail is removed – no rainwater goods.
The decorum displayed by Reiach and Hall’s medical sciences building for the University of St Andrews harks back to the original values of the modern movement.
Aberlady House, new East Lothian property: contemporary Residence in south east Scotland – design by Paterson Architects – photos of the completed home by Keith Hunter.
Stirling has two other campus libraries. The Highland Health Sciences Library is located in Inverness and holds a wide range of resources in the field of Health Studies.
Promoting the importance of place and place-making, the Scottish Civic Trust My Place Awards is looking for Scotland’s best places and its “Civic Champions”.