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This category B listed building was built in 1923 for the people of Lochgelly by the Coal Industry Social Welfare organisation. The architects had realised its importance while undertaking other projects in the area and had suggested various...

The client purchased an area of ground, approximately 100 acres, from the forestry commission. The trees have been recently felled and only stumps remained. The brief was to design a house which would maximise the views of west loch tarbert....

Background: Sylvan House is a Category B listed historic building. The two & a half storey house stands at the south end of a walled garden with a 40m² single storey garage to the north. Brief: City Architecture Office was...

The project is part of a mixed use commercial and residential development on the site of an old printworks in the city centre of Edinburgh, providing approximately 2,900m² of high quality office space over three floors. The design takes its...

RE:Locate is a major new-build campus for Queen Margaret University. Designed around an extensive flagship building, it has been a key tool in the client gaining “Top 10 Modern University” status and is a strong visual statement of...

1073 Argyle Street sits on a triangular site fronting onto Argyle Street where the Finnieston Railway Line cuts through the urban block formed by the St Vincent Crescent and Napier Place tenements. The new building seeks to be compatible with...

The Culloden Battlefield Memorial Centre is the result of an international design competition held by the National Trust for Scotland in 2004.The project includes the reinterpretation and reinstatement of the landscape of the battlefield. The new...

Marionville Court care home is a new £6.6m, 60 bed residential care home and day care facility for the City of Edinburgh Council. The building exceeds current care standards and is designed in line with Edinburgh’s City plan for older...

This project altered and converted an existing single storey timber framed chalet near Stockbridge in Edinburgh into an artist’s studio. The existing roof was raised to the front to create a continuous high level glazed clerestorey to...

HEART OF HAWICK PROJECT A single project comprising two buildings: TOWER MILL ‘A’ listed former spinning mill built in 1852, unique in Scotland, as it sits on a massive arch over the Slitrig Water. By the 1980’s the...

The Garden for a Plant Collector pays tribute to an eccentric collector, obsessed with collecting ferns and carnivorous plants, and, in particular, keen to understand the relationship between colour and growth. This horticultural extravaganza is...

The creation of a new home is equally one of the most challenging and rewarding projects an architect can be involved in. Our brief was to create a modern, spacious family home with separate garage and swimming pool while retaining a...

Since 1994 Castle Business Park has played a key role in the development of Stirling as a business location, with notable success in attracting inward investment, boosting employment growth and contributing significantly to the economic...

Bold expressed metal ‘picture frames’ interrupt a rhythm of clear glazing and coloured Alucabond panels. The picture frames are located asymmetrically across the facades denoting entrances at ground level and identifying office suites...