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Urban Realm grills seven trend setting voices from the profession to establish their views on everything from...
Architecture is a fundamentally collaborative endeavour. Outwith the walls of the studio, there are clients, planners,...
Burgeoning school rolls across Edinburgh have precipitated a wave of new building as the city scrambles to keep pace...
Approximately 5 miles Southwest of Edinburgh, just off the B7015 between East Calder and Kirknewton, you will find a...
Given Campbeltown’s remoteness its dilapidated grade A listed picture house can be said to have reached the end...
Construction Scotland Innovation Centre has a bold remit - to introduce new technologies, materials and ways of working...
In 1977, Peter Willis published “New Architecture in Scotland”. It’s a slim paperback illustrated...
The way in which we define education, attainment and success has been incrementally evolving over the past decade as...
In cities around the world the echoing sound of jack hammers and drills is being joined by the clacking of keyboards...
As West Lothian Council unwraps the all new West Calder High School, fruit of a £32m investment, the largest...
Leicester is an unregarded sort of place. Pevsner warned that the city “may strike the visitor as drab”,...
At a time when some towns are experiencing the movement of public institutions to their peripheries, such as...
Successive attempts to modernise the architectural profession have been met with indifference at best and active...
Charles Rennie Mackintosh is the only Scots architect whose name everyone knows. He is beloved of Glaswegians, and...
Recent years have borne witness to a significant expansion in the Scotch Whisky industry: a global export success and a...
A year on from the opening of its factory facilities in the Hamilton International Business Park near Blantyre, the...
Eight years after winning the competition to build a new design museum on the banks of the River Tay and 12 years after...
Over the following pages we rank the key practices of 2018, together with examples of key work and hear from those...
Six months on from the untimely passing of the late, great Will Alsop in May, his vision for a fluid Trans-Pennine...
Direct your web browser to load any architect’s website and chances are your display will not thank you for the...
Edinburgh’s City Observatory has embraced the high life with an unmissable hilltop arts venue following...
When the press pack descended on Dundee for the opening of the V&A, many sought the city’s identity...
In 2016, the City of Edinburgh began a conversation about its future to create a vision for 2050 alongside their City...
The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice has marked a milestone moment with the fulfillment of a long-held ambition...
Fifteen years later and a decade after delivery of the Informatics Forum and Dugald Stewart Buildings the University of...
Paying Last Respects
“Ashes to ashes, dust to dust…” I’ve returned...
On 11 October Robin Webster, founder of Cameronwebster Architects, became president of the Royal Incorporation of...
Armed conflicts kill, destroy and destabilise. They target people, their culture, identity and heritage. The last five...
Over the past decade, I’ve made several trips to the Ruhr valley in Germany. The first began at Zollverein...
The Scottish tenement is an integral part of the urban landscape north of the border with these iconic stone buildings...
New Ideas Set in Concrete: The current remodelling and 50th anniversary of BDP’s great ‘white whale’...
LBA with Glencairn Properties have mixed the best of rural and urban design in their latest partnership, a townhouse...
Britain’s housebuilders hold the key to solving the housing crisis but often find themselves blamed for poor...
“Save the ABC” reads an earnest appeal, scrawled in black spray paint over the temporary site hoarding. On...
Aberdeen’s Music Hall, situated in in the heart of the city in Union Street, has been tuned up at the hands of...
Rising from the sands of the Arabian desert a shimmering new temple of culture has appeared amid the dunes, promising...
Glasgow’s new city urbanist is on a mission to rekindle interest city life but is his independent advocacy...
As budgets shrink and suburbanisation runs its course a group of marginal buildings on the boundary where affluence and...
Amid ongoing criticism of failures at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Govan NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde...
For decades the Gorbals name was a byword for deprivation but following the New Gorbals regeneration of the 1990s and...
Generations of workers have passed through the doors of Castle Mills, a centuries-old industrial site near the...
St Petersburg may be best known for its Imperial splendor but on the banks of the River Neva, at a respectful distance...
Open public commissions form a vital component, offering a fast-track to the top for smaller practices and allowing...
All too often in Britain the word housing is immediately followed by the word ‘crisis’ but it wasn’t...
