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21 Sep 2011

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Raploch Road, Stirling, Scotland
2011-12

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Anderson bell + Christie Architects commissioned by Raploch URC, were given a brief to design and construct a new mixed use development with mass timber construction. The project is being funded by the SSCI (Scottish Sustainable Communities Initiative).
Raploch Road Stirling. 22 Sep

Tinto Primary School and Nursery, Glasgow, Scotland
2011

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Tinto Primary by anderson bell + christie. 1 Sep 2011

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Text from Anderson Bell Christie Architects 25 Oct 2006:

ANDERSON BELL CHRISTIE HAS DESIGNS ON UK AWARDS

Anderson Bell Christie, the Glasgow-based architects’ practice, has been shortlisted in four categories at the prestigious Architect of the Year
Awards 2006.

The firm is the only Scottish practice to be nominated in more than one category, and the only UK outfit to be shortlisted in as many as four categories. The awards ceremony takes place in London on November 2.

The titles for which the company will compete are Education Building Architect of the Year, Private Housing Architect of the Year, Public Housing Architect of the Year and Masterplanning Architect of the Year. The judging panel will examine a selection of the firm’s work in each of the four categories.

Some of the projects being recognised include Auchterarder Community Campus Primary and Nursery Schools; 62 Saltoun Street, a multi storey residential housing development in the West End of Glasgow; Silverhills rural project, Rosneath; and Isle of Gigha masterplan and design guides.

Adam Bell, partner, Anderson Bell Christie, said: “We are delighted with our nominations. It highlights the success of our recent portfolio and the fact that we consistently deliver the very best in architecture and design.
“Our dynamic approach ensures we provide entire projects specific to their social and cultural contexts, ensuring long term sustainable solutions. We hope our work is setting a standard for future public and private projects in Scotland.”

The Architect of the Year Awards are organised by Building Design magazine, in co-operation with Building and Property Week magazines, to identify and reward the most outstanding architects across a range of different types of design work.

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Each Architect of the Year Awards category is judged on a selection of projects. The following highlights the nomination category and project listings for Anderson Bell Christie:

Education Building Architect of the Year:
Granton Waterfront Primary and Nursery School
Auchterarder Community Campus Primary and Nursery Schools
Auchterarder Community School Secondary and Community Facilities
Primary School for pupils with moderate learning difficulties, Edinburgh
Secondary Schools for pupils with moderate learning difficulties,
Edinburgh

Private Housing Architect of the Year:
Landowne Crescent Mews, Glasgow
Conversion of listed church to flats, Kent Road, Glasgow
Charlotte Street, London Road, Glasgow
62 Saltoun Street, Glasgow
Clyde Place, Tradeston, Glasgow’s Clyde Waterfront
Saltoun Street, Hillhead, Glasgow

Public Housing Architect of the Year:
Queen Elizabeth Square, New Gorbals, Glasgow
Feorlinbreck, Garelochhead
Silverhills, Rosneath
Balloghoy, Rothesay, Isle of Bute
Ashfield Street, Possilpark, Glasgow
Craigshill and Newyearfield, Livingston

Masterplanning Architect of the Year:
Inverness Waterfront Master Plan
Govan Master Plan
Raploch Regeneration Masterplan, Stirling
Isle of Gigha, Masterplan and Design Guides
Madelvic Business Park Masterplan, Granton, Edinburgh

Anderson Bell Christie building : Auchterarder School, Scotland

Architect of the Year Awards text from Anderson Bell Christie Architects 251006

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