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Midlothian Buildings : Architecture

Contemporary Architecture in the southeast of Scotland, United Kingdom Buildings

post updated 19 February 2025

Midlothian Architecture

Key Modern Midlothian Architectural Projects, alphabetical:

Bonnington House property renewal
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Design: Lee Boyd architects
Midlothian Buildings
Bonnington House image from architects office
Bonnington House – private

Cornbank St James Primary School – New Nursery, Penicuik
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Design: Malcolm Fraser Architects

Cornbank St James Primary School image from architects studio
Cornbank St James Primary School for Midlothian Council

Hawthornden School, Lasswade, south of the Scottish capital city
Date built: 1999
Design: Ungless & Latimer Architects
Mid Lothian
Hawthornden School photo © Adrian Welch
Hawthornden School, Lasswade

Rosslyn Chapel – restoration, Roslin, south of the city (beyond the by-pass road)
Date of renewal: ongoing
Design: Simpson & Brown Architects
Midlothian
Rosslyn Chapel photo © Adrian Welch
Rosslyn Chapel – restoration, Roslin

More Midlothian architectural projects online here soon

Midlothian is registration county, lieutenancy area and one of 32 council areas of Scotland used for local government. It lies in the east-central Lowlands, bordering the City of Edinburgh council area, East Lothian and the Scottish Borders.

In 1991 the council built itself a new headquarters at 40-46 Buccleuch Street in Dalkeith. The office property was given the title of Midlothian House. The Lothian region was abolished in 1996 and the four districts in the region, including Midlothian, became unitary council areas.

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