Reflecting on architecture in 2020, the Student Award winners look forward to building back better.
Holding Scotland’s Architecture Degree Shows Under Lockdown, Student Showcases in 2020
Across our built environment schools, we looked at the ways Scotland’s architecture degree showcases are being held online this year.
World’s Most Co-ordinated Distillery Building – Macallan Distillery and Visitor Experience: blog by Toby Jeavons
In this blog Toby Jeavons, of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, outlines the process of building the Macallan Distillery and Visitor Experience.
Creating uplifting interiors for Glasgow Film Theatre – Blog by Brian McGinlay
Timber Theatre: Brian McGinlay, McGinlay Bell, writes about the process of creating a new and accessible space for the city at Glasgow Film Theatre.
New Steading: a magical little building in a glorious spot – Ian O’Brien Studios
Ian O'Brien writes about the challenges of building in a remote location, and the opportunities of using timber from a storm-felled oak.
Low Carbon Living: Designing 22 Observatory Road – David Jamieson, ZONE
David Jamieson of ZONE architects talks about the joys and challenges of creating a low carbon building in Edinburgh.
A New Room in the City: Glasgow Film Theatre by McGinlay Bell
Jaki McDougall, CEO of Glasgow Film Theatre, blogs about the process of opening up a new room for the city.
Timber Awards 2018 – Hawkhead Centre for War Blinded
The Hawkhead Centre in Paisley, Renfrewshire, is an activity and support facility for Scottish War Blinded, designed by Page\Park architects.
Timber Awards 2018: Bath Street Collective – Winner
We spoke to John Kinsley, of John Kinsley Architects (JKA), about their award-winning project Bath Street Collective, Edinburgh.
Timber Awards 2018 – The Black Shed, Isle of Skye
We spoke to the team behind the short-listed project The Black Shed, Isle of Skye, where Douglas Fir boards play a central part in the final design.