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Rosslyn Chapel Restoration, Scotland

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Rosslyn Chapel Conservation, Historic Scottish Building Carvings, Architect, Project, Design Rosslyn Chapel Restoration Architecture Historic Church in Roslin, south of Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland 22 Mar 2007 The Heritage Lottery Fund and Historic Scotland join forces to save the world-famous Rosslyn carvings Rosslyn Carvings Restoration It was announced today that the 15th century chapel that captivates … Read more

Well Court, Dean Village Building

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Well Court, Dean Village, Building, Image, News, EWH, Project Well Court, Dean Village Edinburgh World Heritage : Architecture 22 Feb 2007 Well Court in Dean Village Well Court Edinburgh – Restoration EDINBURGH WORLD HERITAGE ANNOUNCES RESCUE PACKAGE FOR CITY LANDMARK Dean Village building Edinburgh World Heritage has today announced a £1.1m grant to restore Well … Read more

Edinburgh Conservation Architecture

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Historic Building Conservation, Scotland Heritage Movement, Scottish Capital City Architecture Edinburgh Conservation : Architecture Design discussion from Charles McKean, Gordon Murray, Alan Dunlop, Richard Weston 1 Jul 2001 Editorial for July 2001 By Scottish architect Adrian Welch Edinburgh Building Conservation Last month saw a lot of discussion (partly due to Architecture Week) about the kind … Read more