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Dropping a New Design into an Old Building

27/12/20 Filed in: Projects | Edinburgh

Combining contemporary design with historic buildings can breathe new life into tired structures.

Dropping a new design into a old building

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Tags: House Extension, Zinc, Cladding, Garden Room, Open Plan, Modern, Edinburgh, Scotland, Midlothian, Contemporary, Historic, Victorian, Architect in Edinburgh, Zinc

Breathing New Life

19/07/17 Filed in: Projects | Edinburgh

Contemporary Modern Extension Edinburgh New Town

I love working in Edinburgh, the mix of buildings is unlike anywhere else in the UK. Medieval, Georgian, 19th and 20th Century neighbourhood, each with their own unique character.

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Tags: Construcion cost, Edinburgh, Scotland, Architecture, Contemporary, Listed building, House Extension, Historic, Modern, Zinc, Garden Room, Interior, Listed building, Edinburgh Architect, Architect in Edinburgh, Architects Fees, House Extensions

Ancient and Modern

02/07/16 Filed in: Projects

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It isn’t possible to avoid older buildings when working as an Architect in Edinburgh.

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Tags: Historic, Listed building, Edinburgh, World Heritage Site, Alteration, Contemporary, Architecture