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Simpson & Brown News Architecture News - latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically: The Chapel of Saint Albert the Great, George Square Design: Simpson and Brown, Architects photograph © Chris Humphreys Chapel of Saint Albert the Great - 14 Jun 2013 The new Chapel of Saint Albert the Great, built for the University Chaplaincy and Friary for The Order of Preachers, the Dominican Order, was completed in late 2012. This new chapel is situated in the garden of one of the original townhouses on the west side of George Square and replaces the previous chapel which was located on the upper floor of one of the adjoining properties. Simpson & Brown - Key Projects Featured Buildings by Simpson & Brown, alphabetical: 14 Mar 2013 Paisley Abbey Visitor Centre, Scotland Simpson & Brown Architects submit proposal for £2m Paisley Abbey Visitor Centre. Work will include rebuilding the fourth cloister to create a new entrance using medieval stones. The building will house a larger cafe/restaurant, shop, heritage interpretation and hall for receptions, exhibitions and conferences. The historic Place Of Paisley - or Palace of Paisley, the only remaining part of the extensive monastery associated with the Abbey - will be refurbished with better visitor facilities and community space. Edinburgh architecture practice Simpson & Brown Architects were also responsible for the Burns International Museum, Alloway, which opened in 2010. Burns International Museum, Alloway, Ayrshire, Scotland 2010 photos : National Trust for Scotland Photo Library Burns Museum Building for the National Trust for Scotland. The new Robert Burns Birthplace Museum opened to the public in Dec 2010. It is arranged around a 500 sqm exhibition gallery displaying many of the 5000 artefacts in the Museum’s collection, each one telling in a lively and informative manner about Robert Burns’ life, inspiration, fame and identity. The new building also accommodates a café, a gift shop and an Education Room. Dawyck Botanic Gardens visitor centre, Peeblesshire, Borders, Scotland 2008 photo from Simpson & Brown Architects Dawyck Botanic Gardens Visitor centre, cafe, shop, offices, workshops A new £1.6m state-of-the art visitor centre has opened its doors at Dawyck Botanic Garden, near Stobo, in the Scottish Borders. Funded by the Scottish Government and Scottish Borders Enterprise, the building is launched during the 30th anniversary year of Dawyck coming into the care of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE) and is the first bespoke facility of this nature within the organisation’s four Gardens. David Hume's Mausoleum - conservation, Edinburgh, Scotland 2008-11 photograph © Adrian Welch David Hume's Mausoleum restoration - for The Hume Enlightenment Trust Gardyne’s Land, 68 High Street, Dundee, Scotland 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 Simpson & Brown Architects - Office Mavisbank, Midlothian, Scotland Building photo from Simpson & Brown Architects 2005 Mavisbank House In May 2012 Midlothian Council has signed the agreement to compulsorily purchase the Category A property World Monument Fund list of the 100 most endangered sites for 2008 includes Mavisbank Mavisbank House, Loanhead, near Edinburgh - one of the finalists in the BBC 2 Restoration series - was eliminated. The architect James Simpson is a strong devotee of the refurbishment of Mavisbank House, a dilapidated Palladian villa: Rosslyn Chapel restoration works, Midlothian, Scotland photo © Adrian Welch Rosslyn Chapel Donaldson's College Redevelopment, Edinburgh, Scotland Previously Richard Murphy Architects with Simpson & Brown Architects Donaldson's College More projects by Simpson & Brown online soon

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