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GIA Annual Members Dinner

Oct 18, 2011
The judging process of this years GIA Design Awards is coming to a close... more

Holmes Miller born as Scottish stalwarts merge

Nov 7, 2011 on Architects Journal
Two of Scotland’s largest practices, The Holmes Partnership and The Miller Partnership, have joined forces... more
National Museum of Scotland / Gareth Hoskins Architects

Nov 7, 2011 on ArchDaily
© Andrew LeeArchitects: Gareth Hoskins Architects Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Structural Engineer: David Narro Associates Services Engineer: Max Fordham Project Year: 2011 Project Area: 30,000 sqm Photographs: Andrew Lee Quantity Surveyor: Gardiner... more
Barnsley poised for welfare shake-up

Nov 7, 2011 on Financial Times
Barnsley’s town hall is an impressive, gleaming white affair – a less grand version of Belfast’s Stormont Castle, with which it shares an architect... more
7N Architects’ Inverness Campus masterplan approved

Nov 7, 2011 on Building Design
Highland Council grants permission for 90ha proposal... more

Kilrymont extension seen as most viable way forward for Madras College

Nov 7, 2011 on Courier
However Historic Scotland indicated demolition would not be necessary ... The school at Kilrymont was designed in the sixties by Fife County architect Robert Sorley Lawrie. Opened in 1967, it was listed in July 2007... more
Get a look at Grand Center plans

Nov 7, 2011 on The Business Journal
based architect and urban designer who was hired this spring to spearhead the creation and implementation of the Grand Center District Plan, will lead the forum, scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Nov... more
Scotland golf travel: Reasons to venture beyond St. Andrews

Nov 7, 2011 on WorldGolf.com
Its current form, by architect Mackenzie Ross ... it's undoubtedly one of Scotland's most cherished links. Whisky and golf in the Scottish Highlands St... more
Irish architects ride out the storm

Nov 7, 2011 on Irish Times
The Sydney Opera House, below, built by Danish architect Jørn Utzon ... 1970s when he was one of the “Flying Circus” of tutors who commuted from London and Glasgow... more