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The awards scheme is widely recognised as the largest and most comprehensive of its kind in Europe. Glasgow City Council and other local authorities from around the UK work in partnership with the Trust to organise the project entries from their own areas.
Andrew Carnegie House, the new headquarters, designed by Page Park for the Carnegie UK Trust was opened by Princess Anne on 13 February 2008.
Stirling Municipal Buildings – Main building: 1914, Location: 8-10 Corn Exchange Road, central Stirling, Scotland, UK – architecture design.
Scottish Design Awards Nominations, Scottish Design Awards 2008, Scotland, Architects, Buildings, Categories, Shortlist 2008
The Scotsman reveals that on the day (5th January) all large public buildings in Scotland were supposed to display Energy Performance Certificates under EU laws many public buildings failed to get a certificate, and of those that have many are poor.
Page Park was appointed by The Eden Court Theatre in Inverness to extend and refurbish their facilities, originally designed by architects Law Dunbar Naismith in 1976.
Saltcoats Competition, Irvine Bay Regeneration Company, Scotland – architects shortlist, architecture news – RIAS Saltcoats Competition, Irvine Bay Regeneration, McLaughlin Construction
Winner of design competition announced for stunning Saltcoats site Leading architects Holmes Partnership have won a national competition to design a landmark housing development for a prime site in Saltcoats, North Ayrshire
Scottish building news 2007 – major new property developments and key construction projects in Scotland: new architectural images & architects – architecture design updates
Robertson Group offices, Castle Business Park, Stirling, Scotland – design by Michael Laird Architects – Robertson Group Stirling, HQ building.
Sullivan Report prepared by a panel appointed by Scottish Ministers to advise on the development of a low carbon building standards strategy to increase energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
This innovative, affordable rural housing for Dunbritton Housing Association has flexible, home/work layouts. The buildings are based on the narrow plans and proportions of traditional rural houses.
Michael Russell, Minister for the Environment launched the programme at Napier University on 12 December. The publication, compiled and written by Peter Wilson in partnership with Forestry Commission Scotland, illustrates 90 exemplar projects in Scotland.
Dunstaffnage Castle, Scotland, near Oban, the mighty stronghold of the MacDougalls, built before 1240 on a huge rock above the Firth of Lorn. Captured by Robert the Bruce in 1308, the castle remained in royal hands until 1469.