Our vision is that we live in a Scotland where a well-designed built environment supports sustainable, resilient communities which meets the needs of all. Find out how we can help you; use the website to explore our work, find resources and get involved in our events. Find out more about our work here.
A Living Library of Ideas. A Workshop of Tools. A City of Propositions. Scotland's contribution to Biennale Architettura 2018, Venice.
Young People, wellbeing and creating better learning outcomes will be part of this year’s Education Buildings Conference in 2018.
Historically, geographically, climatically and culturally, Scotland offers schools and their pupils one of the richest and most varied...
Architecture and Design Scotland Board Member Lynn Wilson explains the importance of design in the implementation of a circular economy.
A&DS has invited a number of design professionals to share their ideas on the voice of young people in learning spaces.
Ann Allen writes about how a major campus development project can benefit both the university and the community beyond.
In this blog Andy Campbell, Director, Dress for the Weather writes about engaging people with the active practice of architecture and design.
Chris Stewart, Director, Collective Architecture, writes about the challenges of delivering extraordinary places with sparse reward.
Chris Carr, Senior Workplace Consultant, haa design, writes about the many places that learning takes place - including the charity pub quiz...
In this blog Karen Nugent, Head of Creative Workspace, Page \ Park Architects, writes about working with learners to explore architecture.
In this blog Jonathan McQuillan, from Anderson Bell + Christie, looks at how design can support a learners' journey.
The insight of those who will inhabit and use the buildings and spaces we design is always an essential component of achieving a successful outcome.
In this blog Adam McGhee, Partner, Sheppard Robson, writes about how to listen to learners to create spaces that support their learning.
