St John’s Church in Cupar, Fife, is a B-listed church with a landmark steeple. Following some emergency repairs after fallen masonry in 2010, the project of external repairs to stonework and roof was grant funded by Heritage Lottery.
St John’s Church in Cupar, Fife, is a B-listed church with a landmark steeple. Following some emergency repairs after fallen masonry in 2010, the project of external repairs to stonework and roof was grant funded by Heritage Lottery.
The Practice has been maintaining the Grade A-listed Crichton Collegiate Church since it was bought for £10 by local residents who established the Crichton Collegiate Church Trust to own and manage the building; the Trust being a model of its kind.
The Practice has been maintaining the Grade A-listed Crichton Collegiate Church since it was bought for £10 by local residents who established the Crichton Collegiate Church Trust to own and manage the building; the Trust being a model of its kind.
Cowane’s Hospital is Scotland’s finest Guildhall owned by the oldest charity in the country, originally designed by Robert Mylne, the King’s Mastermason (1630s), has undergone radical alterations on many occasions.
Cowane’s Hospital is Scotland’s finest Guildhall owned by the oldest charity in the country, originally designed by Robert Mylne, the King’s Mastermason (1630s), has undergone radical alterations on many occasions.
The redecoration and lighting of St Johns has given a sense of joy to the grade A-listed church and become a model for sympathetic redecoration and lighting of churches throughout Britain.
The redecoration and lighting of St Johns has given a sense of joy to the grade A-listed church and become a model for sympathetic redecoration and lighting of churches throughout Britain.
Extensive repairs and alterations to Edinburgh’s leading and largest budget hostel increased its capacity, made it safe, and repaired its remarkable building fabric, all whilst continuously occupied.
Extensive repairs and alterations to Edinburgh’s leading and largest budget hostel increased its capacity, made it safe, and repaired its remarkable building fabric, all whilst continuously occupied.
Outlook Tower is the oldest purpose built visitor attraction in the Capital, and one of world’s most significant and unusual buildings by virtue of more than 150 years of education and entertainment through exhibitions and its famous Camera Obscura, its prominence on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, and its international importance as Patrick Geddes’s Outlook Tower.
Outlook Tower is the oldest purpose built visitor attraction in the Capital, and one of world’s most significant and unusual buildings by virtue of more than 150 years of education and entertainment through exhibitions and its famous Camera Obscura, its prominence on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, and its international importance as Patrick Geddes’s Outlook Tower.
Situated on the edge of Rannoch Moor and Glencoe, nestling under Buachaille Etive Mòr, and on The West Highland Way lies the famous Kingshouse Hotel, dating from the 1700’s.
Situated on the edge of Rannoch Moor and Glencoe, nestling under Buachaille Etive Mòr, and on The West Highland Way lies the famous Kingshouse Hotel, dating from the 1700’s.
Modern facilities for a large parish within the A-listed church where achieved by extending an existing stair down into a lower level, in a manner that makes the journey itself an attraction.
Modern facilities for a large parish within the A-listed church where achieved by extending an existing stair down into a lower level, in a manner that makes the journey itself an attraction.
Located on one of the most beautiful sites in the Western Isles, a rocky headland between two pristine beaches, the house takes advantage of spectacular views north to Kisimul Castle and Heaval peak above Castlebay on Barra; visible on clear days across the Minch to the east are the Cuillins on Skye.
Located on one of the most beautiful sites in the Western Isles, a rocky headland between two pristine beaches, the house takes advantage of spectacular views north to Kisimul Castle and Heaval peak above Castlebay on Barra; visible on clear days across the Minch to the east are the Cuillins on Skye.
A devastating fire in 2007 destroyed upper parts of the central block, along with the stair, Smoking Room and Library on the Ground floor and the Basement of this beautiful house dating back to the 16th Century.
A devastating fire in 2007 destroyed upper parts of the central block, along with the stair, Smoking Room and Library on the Ground floor and the Basement of this beautiful house dating back to the 16th Century.
