Edinburgh architecture design news
New Town North Development News: Homes, Offices, Hotel and Local Amenities Planned for Former RBS Site Creating 700+ Jobs for Local Economy. Ambitious new proposals for one of Edinburgh’s largest development projects for more than a decade have been unveiled.
Chris Stewart Group (CSG) confirms Greenside office building in eastern Edinburgh acquired by Leading Cities Invest (LCI), a real estate investment fund managed by Frankfurt-based KanAm Grund Group.
Edinburgh World Heritage News – Support For Syrian Architecture Restoration
Responding to a call from Prof Maamoun Adbulkarim, Director-General of Antiquities and Museums, Arab Republic of Syria, Edinburgh World Heritage has offered to provide support towards the restoration of several of Syria’s World Heritage sites, including the ancient cities of Aleppo, Damascus, and Bosra.
Developer EDI Group and Carlton Hotel Collection are creating a 98-room design boutique hotel on Market Street on derelict land between Craig’s Close and the City Arts Centre, empty for more than 50 years.
St Andrew’s House Restoration news: Edinburgh building services specialist MPACT Group Ltd enhances its reputation for undertaking challenging and sensitive projects with ongoing restoration in heart of capital.
New images of Scottish Widows Building, Edinburgh – Dalkeith Road dating from 1976 by architects Sir Basil Spence, Glover & Ferguson with landscape by Sylvia Crowe: hexagonal bronze-tinted glassy forms with entrance bridge across shallow pool.
Edinburgh World Heritage today announced the appointment of Christina Sinclair as the new director of Edinburgh World Heritage, replacing Adam Wilkinson.
The Crescent at Donaldson’s was named the winner in the Innovation in Design and Show Home of the Year (Selling price over £400,000) categories at the annual Scottish Home Awards.
Edwin Lutyens House photos: Greywalls Hotel photos – Gertrude Jekyll garden, Greywalls Hotel Scotland, East Lothian gardens, Scottish building
LBA, a leading Edinburgh-based firm of architects, secure Planning approval for the eleven-apartment luxury residential development in the city centre. They are appointed to take the project forward with housing developers Mactaggart and Mickel, who purchased the site with planning approval.
Moxy Hotel Edinburgh Airport news – Cube Glass created a vista of glass in the reception area and downstairs bar of the millennial-focused brand, which is part of the global Marriott hotel giant.
Major planning submission by Drum Property Group for £50m Stead’s Place transformation of significant section of Leith Walk, Edinburgh into a new residential, student and visitor quarter: 2.9-acre mixed-used scheme with affordable housing, hotel, restaurant, café & retail.