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Graeme Nicholls Architects was appointed to design this new headquarters of the Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway in 2019, following a competitive interview

Over the summer, City of Edinburgh Council put the empty Category A-listed Royal High School on the market after scrapping a 2010 agreement with

WT Architecture has built a linear house alongside Loch Tummel in the Scottish Highlands. Partially buried in the landscape, the three-storey home emerges from a ruined walled garden to directly face the loch. According to the architect it was designed to enhance the surrounding scenic landscape, rather than hide within it. WT Architecture designed a house overlooking Loch Tummel. Photo is by Nathan Harrison "Our overriding design focus was to create a home that emerges from its setting, as opposed to being an object placed in the landscape," said WT Architecture senior associate Thomas Fit...

  Article Corrieshalloch Gorge in Wester Ross poised for £2.3m 'gateway to nature' boost from the National Trust for Scotland in bid to improve visitor experience and look after a jewel in Ross-shire's crown By Hector MacKenzie Published: 12:30, 13 March 2021 Get the Ross-shire Journal sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper The Corrishalloch Gorge visitor project plans will be outlined next week THE wraps will next week come off £2.3 million plans to develop a "gateway to nature" at one of Ross-shire's most popular visitor attraction...

Building study: Loader Monteith restores Peter Womersley’s High Sunderland The Glasgow-based practice, working with a team of conservation specialists, has restored this 1957 Modernist house with meticulous detail 23 February 2021 By Alan Dunlop. Photography by Gillian Hayes comment and share In 1955, Bernat and Margaret Klein knocked on the door of a house ‘floating above the trees’ near their home in West Yorkshire and asked for the name of the architect. The house was Farnley Hey, designed by Peter Womersley for his brother, John. Advertisement Farnley Hey’s floor-to-ce...