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The Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre has announced that it has appointed Macdonald Estates as preferred developer to undertake a major project, comprising a multi-storey car park, 4/5-star hotel and office accommodation, on the area that had previously been reserved for a super casino
Argyle International Hotel, Glasgow, Images, Design, Building, Development, News Argyle International Hotel, Glasgow Scottish Accommodation Building – design by Ian Simpson Architects – Argyle International Hotel Glasgow Argyle St Hotel CPO Glasgow City Council could use Compulsory Purchase Orders (CPOs) to remove existing owners standing in the way of the £125m 26-storey hotel & adj. … Read more
The award-winning museum building is open daily and includes a coffee shop and gift shop, a fascinating Georgian farmhouse, farmyard and stocked fields
Cancer Research Centre, Beatson Institute, Glasgow: Garscube Estate building design by Reiach and Hall Architects in Strathclyde, Scotland
University of Glasgow Library building design by William Nimmo & Partners Architects,, Scotland: Glasgow University property refurbishment
Department of Natural Philosophy, Glasgow University Faculty of Arts design by Basil Spence architect, Scotland higher education building
MacCalman House: Bearsden property, home on Kilmardinny Avenue design by Calum MacCalman, north west Glasgow property photos
Further to the major national press coverage and support from prominent public figures such as Ewan McGregor, Scotland’s second Hospice for terminally ill children has been granted planning permission.
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Lennoxlove House, Haddington historic building photos, East Lothian castle architecture: location, images, Southeast Scotland mansion
Lauriston Castle, Cramond, Edinburgh, modernised by William Burn architect, Scotland, 16th century towerhouse with 19th century additions
During the 1850′s the architects Bryce (David Bryce was Grand Architect for Scotland, a member of the Royal Scottish Academy) and Burn (William Burn, architect of Edinburgh’s Melville Monument) added the conservatory and church to Dalkeith Palace