Simpson & Brown Architects: Building Info, Scottish Practice, Projects, News

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Key Developments, alphabetical:

Burns International Museum, Ayrshire, Scotland
-

Dawyck Botanic Gardens - visitor centre, Peeblesshire, Borders, Scotland
2008

David Hume's Mausoleum, Edinburgh, Scotland
2008-
Proposals for The Hume Enlightenment Trust

Gardyne’s Land, 68 High Street, Dundee
2007
Client: Dundee City Council

Housing, Armadale, Skye, northwest Scotland
2007-

Simpson & Brown Architects - own Offices
St Ninian's Manse, off Coburg St, Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland

Mavisbank House, Midlothian, Scotland

Rosslyn Chapel, Midlothian, Scotland

Donaldson's College, Edinburgh, Scotland
Previously Richard Murphy Architects with Simpson & Brown Architects

Latest Simpson & Brown projects:
Burns International Museum, Alloway
2007-
criticised by A&DS Jun 2007
£17m
For the National Trust for Scotland

Dawyck Botanic Gardens
Visitor centre at Dawyck Botanic Gardens, Peebles, Scottish Borders by Simpson & Brown Architects: planning submitted for Royal Botanic Gardens: visitor centre, cafe, shop, offices, workshops
May 2007

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