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Groundbreaking 3D visual documentation of Scottish historical landmarks including Rosslyn Chapel and Stirling Castle was unveiled today (Wednesday, 22nd April) by Culture Minister Michael Russell MSP at the 2009 Digital Documentation Conference.
This small (70m2) house has been designed as a prototype for the development of affordable houses for development in the Isle of Skye and beyond.
The John McAslan Family Trust is currently heading the transformation of the derelict, Grade B-listed Burgh Hall in Dunoon, a gem of Victorian civic architecture by Glaswegian architect Robert Bryden.
The main aim of this study was to explore how the Glen Pavilion might be adapted, altered and extended to improve the existing facilities, as part of a report prepared by RGA Consultants.
This new house near Biggar is positioned at the corner of an “L” shaped sloping site, allowing for a driveway to the front (road) and a raised section of private garden to the side.
The Centre for Timber Engineering at Edinburgh Napier University is holding a one-day conference on Friday 24 April 2009 in the headquarters of the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh.
This is a family friendly dental practice offering a high standard of NHS dental care with private treatment options also available. It is situated in the Dulloch Park area of Dunfermline, adjacent to Linburn Medical Centre.
The council used its compulsory purchase powers to buy the castle from its absentee Far Eastern owners. Ownership has been transferred to a buyer, who intends to live there and assist restoration.
The Pitlochry Care Home for Balhousie Care Group, is located only a few minutes walk from Pitlochry High Street and completes the larger recently completed Healthcare development located within what was formerly undeveloped woodland.
Princess Anne has visited a house in Prestwick, Ayrshire, south west Scotland, specially designed by architects Austin-Smith:Lord for the needs of a family with two children severely affected by cerebral palsy.
NHS Borders has appointed a design team, led by architects Holmes, to progress the planning of a redeveloped Community Health Centre in Jedburgh on the current site.
3DReid has won the Design Team Contract for the £55 million Western Isles Schools Project (WISP) in Scotland. The private sector development partner is Faithful & Gould. The project will see the development of 5 schools over 5 sites.
The RIAS (The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland) has scored a world first on 1st February, launching an accreditation scheme for sustainable building designers.
Historic Scotland launch a pilot scheme with three of Scotland’s local authorities to improve the process of dealing with category-B listed building consent (LBC) applications. The pilot runs with The City of Edinburgh, Glasgow City and Perth and Kinross Councils.
Gleneagles Hotel has a £3m Fitness centre called The Club complete with a 20 metre lap pool, leisure pool, jacuzzi, outdoor hot tub, gymnasium, aerobics dance studio, steam baths and saunas.
TV presenter and RIBA architect George Clarke today launched Architect in the House, a fantastic fundraising initiative offering the public the opportunity to transform their homes, whilst raising money for the housing charity Shelter Scotland.
Blairs College Golf Course + Housing: plans include a championship course – designed by former Open winner Paul Lawrie – a hotel & conference centre in the listed former Catholic seminary, and 280 homes.