Edinburgh Architecture News 2017: Buildings
Edinburgh Architecture News 2017:
Scottish architectural + construction updates – East of Scotland property – Edinburgh architecture news, Lothian buildings & architects info and images
Edinburgh Architecture Design
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Edinburgh architecture design articles – interesting Lothian buildings and architects news focused on South East Scotland property developments and architectural designs.
Lothian building news is posted about the key new property developments in the East Scotland area.
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New residence for visually impaired in Edinburgh
The blind charity has established a new residence for visually impaired adults with complex needs. The new Royal Blind Allermuir service in Edinburgh was officially opened in 2016.
RIAS/Saint-Gobain Emerging Architect Award
This inaugural award encourages architects at the outset of their careers. TAP Architecture win, recognising two innovative and technically challenging projects: the Aerial Adventures, East Kilbride, and the Scottish National Waterski Centre, Dunfermline.
Edinburgh Edwardian Flat Refurbishment
One of four flats in an Edwardian mansion overlooking a beach on the Edinburgh coast. Camilla Pringle designed and supplied the kitchen. The family desired a large kitchen island to make a sociable cooking experience. The brief required the space to work with the tones of the sand and sea.
21 Hill Place, Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh
Architects Austin-Smith:Lord appointed to refurbish the four upper storeys of their category B listed property at 21 Hill Place in Edinburgh, by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. Prominently positioned facing Nicolson Square, it is one of the few surviving buildings that Thomas P Marwick was responsible for designing in its entirety.
Liberton Brae Townhouses Edinburgh
Architects LBA secure planning for three luxurious townhouses in a secluded location at Liberton Brae. The properties overlook the Royal Observatory and Liberton Tower in Edinburgh’s sought-after south side area.
Edinburgh Victorian Terrace home restoration
Filled with colour and personality, this beautiful Victorian terrace is bursting with character and style. Emily Murray’s home is a confident mix of colour and pattern and a great example of how to modernise a period home without losing the character of the space.
Luxury Apartments in North Berwick
Architects LBA gain planning for four luxurious apartments situated in a prime conservation area on the North Berwick waterfront. The properties have views over the West Bay and the Firth of Forth. B-Listed former hotel conversion plus a new two-storey building.
Edinburgh Architecture News Jan-Mar 2017
Edinburgh architecture news Jan-Mar 2017, Scottish buildings + architects – East Scotland properties – Lothian architectural construction
New Waverley development buildings
This £150m development provides a new civic square, 4 new hotels with Apple Apartments, Premier Inn, Hub by Premier Inn and the Adagio Aparthotel, plus over 160,000 sqft of Grade A office space, 148 stunning apartments / townhouses and 40 affordable homes.
Lochrin Square Offices, Edinburgh Property:
Edinburgh’s largest office building, the 64,000sq/ft One Lochrin Square, has been re-opened following an extensive overhaul to make it more appealing to tech occupiers. Overseen by Michael Laird Architects on behalf of UBS Management.
Edinburgh Georgian Townhouse Restoration
The owners of this Grade I-listed Edinburgh New Town townhouse approached kitchen designer Brian Minns were clear about their brief. “They wanted to install a kitchen that felt as if it was really part of this Georgian property, and that would last another 20 to 30 years,”