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Contemporary Scottish Architecture Practice - design studio based in Edinburgh, UK

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Glasgow College, west Scotland
Design: Reiach and Hall Architects and Michael Laird Architects

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New Glasgow City College - 4 Feb 2013
Glasgow Learning Quarter, led by Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd. is one of two consortium teams to be shortlisted by The City of Glasgow College for the institution’s new £200 million campus development project. This project has seen an open collaboration with Reiach and Hall Architects and Michael Laird Architects, both from Edinburgh.

Forth Valley College, Stirling, central Scotland
Design: Reiach and Hall

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Reiach and Hall - latest building - 31 Oct 2012

BCI Award Dundee House
Design: Reiach and Hall Architects

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Dundee Council Offices Building - 12 Oct 2012
Reiach and Hall Architects are delighted to have won a British Construction Industry Award for their design of Dundee House, the new civic centre and administrative headquarters for Dundee City Council. The BCI Awards, now in its 25th anniversary year, recognise excellence in its broadest sense - the overall design, construction and delivery of buildings and are highly regarded in the construction sector and the most rigorously judged awards in the industry.

New Glasgow City College, Scotland
New Glasgow City College - 19 Sep 2012
Glasgow Learning Quarter, led by Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd. is one of two consortium teams to be shortlisted by The City of Glasgow College for the institution’s new £200 million campus development project. This project has seen an open collaboration with Reiach and Hall Architects and Michael Laird Architects, both from Edinburgh.

News from Reiach and Hall Architects in 2011

Forth Valley College Alloa

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The new Alloa Campus building for Forth Valley College : Reiach and Hall Architects. 8 Nov

Reiach and Hall Win Seven awards in this year's Roses Design Awards

Reiach and Hall Architects were delighted to collect an unprecedented seven awards at this year’s Roses Design Awards.

Success included:

- Gold Award for Proposed Building of the year, given to Maggie's Cancer Caring Centre Lanarkshire

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- Gold Award for Commercial Office Building of the year, given to Dundee House for Dundee City Council Civic Offices.

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- Gold award for Low cost building of the year, given to the Weavers Cottage in the Ettrick Valley;

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- Silver Award for Healthcare Building of the year, given to Stobhill Hospital Ward Extension;

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- Bronze Award for Healthcare Building of the year, given to Glasgow Royal Infirmary Intensive Care Unit;

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Reiach and Hall also collected the Chairman's Award for Weavers Cottage in the Ettrick Valley and Architectural practice of the year.

Winning awards like these takes years of hard work from everyone in the design and construction team and it's a great recognition of the effort involved. Especially pleasing is the Practice of the Year Award. This shows that there is real strength and depth across all our staff and that their high standards are being recognised by our peers. We are delighted.

Reiach and Hall Nominated for Seven Roses Awards
Roses Awards - 9 Aug 2011
Reiach and Hall Architects nominated for seven awards in the Roses Awards. Lyle Chrystie of Reiach and Hall said “We are delighted to receive such broad recognition of our work.”

Maggies Lanarkshire, near Glasgow, Scotland

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Maggies Lanarkshire - update 7 Jun 2011
At its heart, the design of the Maggies Centre at Monklands General Hospital is a tale of enclosed gardens, a linked sequence of external rooms perforating a low building that in turn acts as a mediator and connector between these sources of light and air. A brick wall binds the site enclosing this gathering of human scaled spaces, catching sunlight and creating sheltering places.

Aberdeen Sports Centre Building, northeast Scotland

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Aberdeen Sports Village - award. 14 Mar 2011

Roslin House, near Edinburgh, southeast Scotland

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Roslin House

News from Reiach and Hall Architects in 2010

Medical & Biological Sciences Building, University of St Andrews
Reiach and Hall Architects

photo © Andrew Lee
St Andrews Medical School Building

Best Building in Scotland - shortlisted, 2 Nov 2010

Key Buildings by Reiach and Hall

Reiach and Hall Buildings, alphabetical:

Beatson Institute, Glasgow, Scotland, UK
2007/08

photograph © Paul Zanre
Beatson Institute

Evolution House, West Port, Edinburgh, Scotland
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Evolution House

George House, Glasgow, Scotland
2009-

image : Reiach and Hall
George House

National Nuclear Archive Scotland, Wick
2009-

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National Nuclear Archive Scotland

Site H Building, Edinburgh Park, west Edinburgh, Scotland
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Reiach and Hall : Site H Building

Stills Gallery, Old Town, Edinburgh, Scotland
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Reiach and Hall : Stills Gallery

Succoth Heights, North Murrayfield, west Edinburgh, Scotland
2003
Succoth Heights

Wolfson Medical School, west Glasgow, Scotland
2004
Wolfson Medical School

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Reiach and Hall Practice Information

Architects studio based in the New Town, central Edinburgh, Scotland

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Camustianavaig House
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Evolution House interview with Neil Gillespie of Reiach and Hall

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