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Scotland + Venice: 2004 – 2014 Exhibition
This exhibition re-presented the five Scottish projects shown at the Venice International Architecture Biennale since 2004.
What if…/ young people designed our future?
We are in a climate emergency; urgent change is vital and possible.
What if…/ we reconsider how we will live together?
"How will we live together?" was the question posed by the 17th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia.
What if…?/ Scotland – shared hopes, dreams and wishes for our places
Scotland + Venice commission by 7N Architects and Architecture & Design Scotland to debut at V&A Dundee
Press Release: Scotland + Venice announced What if…?/ Scotland by 7N Architects
Shared hopes, dreams and wishes for the future of the places where we live - Scotland + Venice commission by 7N Architects to open at V&A Dundee
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.
Annual Review 2019: The Place of Place
In our Annual Review of 2019 we look at how the work we do supports the Place Principle.
Exhibition: The Happenstance – Custom Lane, Leith, Edinburgh
The Happenstance exhibition comes to Custom Lane, Leith, and features images, films and testimonies exploring free space.
The Happenstance: Reflections by Peter McCaughey
During the opening week of The Happenstance, lead artist Peter McCaughey, of WAVEparticle, recorded his impressions in short blogs.
The Happenstance: “People come here with a smile, and go out with a bigger smile”
Journalist Susan Mansfield visited The Happenstance in Venice and reports on the project and how Venetians have adopted their own free space.