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About A&DS
Architecture and Design Scotland (A&DS) is Scotland's national champion for good architecture, design and planning in the built environment
The Learner Journey: Empowering pupils to shape their schools
The Learner Journey: this exhibition showcases the learner journey from four schools and features the Tests of Change process
Intergenerational Housing and Age Friendly Places Presentations
Presentations from the Public Sector Client Forum held on 18th June 2019 at the Crichton in Dumfries.
What does good look like? A&DS Summer Workshops to support Housing to 2040
A&DS will be taking to the road during 2019 to run a series of workshops on the future of housing in Scotland.
Housing to 2040 Exhibition Team Announced
ESALA and Collective Architecture will design a travelling exhibition to support Scottish Government consultation process
Making Place International Conference takes place in Glasgow
A&DS will participate in the first international conference on place and the Place Standard in partnership NHS Health Scotland.
CPD: Climate Change Adaptation in Traditional Buildings
On 12th June Roger Curtis of Historic Environment Scotland will present two CPD talks on Climate Change Adaptation and Damp in Traditional Buildings
Press Release: Four New Members Join A&DS Board
Scottish Ministers have announced the appointment of four new members of the Architecture and Design Scotland board.
A&DS at Scotland Build – 20-21 March, Glasgow
Architecture and Design Scotland will be exhibiting at Scotland Build - Scotland's leading construction show on 20-21 March, Glasgow
Our Lady of the Missions Pupils “hack” their way to better learning spaces…
A group of students from Our Lady of The Missions used our Tests of Change process to hack their learning space and got to build their own furniture!
Are we Making Things Last in Construction? The Scottish Circular Economy – Design, Materials and Construction.
Exploring how The Circular Economy can be adopted in Scottish Design and Construction