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Sutherland Hussey, Architects

Buildings by Charlie Sutherland, Charlie Hussey + Colin Harris, Edinburgh, UK

Sutherland Hussey Architects - Latest Building News Housing Development in St Andrews, Fife, Scotland picture from Sutherland Hussey architects Sutherland Hussey Architects - latest design - 21 Feb 2013 Sutherland Hussey Architects have recently won an architectural competition to design a new housing development in St Andrews for Eastacre Investments. By inviting several firms to develop proposals, Eastacre’s ambition was to select a design that can provide high quality contemporary houses and apartments in the rich and complex conservation area. The West Burn Lane site, located in the heart of the university town adjacent to the School of Psychology and Bute Medical Building, is an important part of the Rigg structure of the medieval plan. MacKenzie Place allotments, Edinburgh, Scotland picture : Sutherland Hussey Architects After a controversial planning process the MacKenzie Place allotments planning permission received - 1 Dec 2011 Central Academy of Drama Extension, Beijing, China 2011- Shortlisted with 3 local architects for £30m project. More information online soon Tempelhof Competition, Berlin, Germany - winners, announced May 2011 GROSS. MAX. with Sutherland Hussey picture from Sutherland Hussey architects Tempelhof Competition Sutherland Hussey Architects and GROSS. MAX. have won an international competition to transform Berlin’s famous Tempelhof Airport with a new park and associated buildings. Two RIBA Awards for Sutherland Hussey Architects in 2011 - one in Scotland and one in England: Lawson Park, Lake District, Cumbria, England image from architects Lawson Park : RIBA Award 2011 The Love Shack, Windermere, Cumbria image : Karen Guthrie Cumbrian Project : RIBA Award 2011 UYC Competition, Lake District, England Sutherland Hussey design : Ullswater Yacht Club Competition V&A Dundee, Scotland - Sutherland Hussey Architects shortlisted - won by Kengo Kuma image from Sutherland Hussey Architects V&A Dundee Sutherland Hussey Architects are located in the Old Town in Edinburgh, Scotland and have a strong reputation for Arts buildings in the UK and in China. Building News from Sutherland Hussey in 2010 Loch Ard Boathouse picture from architects Loch Ard house, Scotland V&A Boilerhouse Yard image from Sutherland Hussey Architects V&A London Boilerhouse Yard, London, UK - designs by shortlisted architects Niu He Liang Archaeological Museum image : SHA Niu He Liang Archaeological Museum, China Sutherland Hussey Architects - Key Buildings Chengdu Museum, China - new photo added 24 Feb 2013 image : Sutherland Hussey Sutherland Hussey Architects : An Turas, Tiree, Scotland : Stirling Prize shortlisted photo from Sutherland Hussey Architects Sutherland Hussey Buildings - Featured Grizedale Forest - Education Centre, Lake District, England photo : Sutherland Hussey Burns Heritage Museum - design proposal, Alloway, Scotland picture : Sutherland Hussey Architects Sligo Building - design proposal, Ireland picture : Sutherland Hussey Architects Morningside Road, Edinburgh, Scotland picture : Sutherland Hussey Architects Portree building, Skye, Scotland image from the architect Lower Mill Estate house, Oxfordshire, England picture from the architect Mansfield Park building, Glasgow, Scotland image from the architect Sutherland Hussey Architects : Contact An Turas Review - Excerpts: Over local trout I asked Brian about the commissioning of An Turas. Curiously it started with a meeting in Aberdeen and was to open for the Millennium. The two Charlie’s (Sutherland & Hussey) were engaged with Jake Harvey and a rigorous selection process set up to appoint the other artists. photo © Adrian Welch Since the team came up with the diagram, Calmac have built what Charlie Sutherland calls the ‘Pizza Hut’. This pyramidal-roofed box houses ferry ‘check-in’. Apparently it was never discussed with Sutherland Hussey Architects. It also happens to block views of the shelter from the start of the pier, is rather ugly and spoils photos from the west to boot. One of the artists overheard locals calling it ‘two walls and a telephone box with no phone’ and others suggested the shelter could be used for a whole range of rather tawdry pursuits. The two Charlie’s call it 'Hector’s House' after a local tramp said to frequent its pleasures. These interpretations assist in building up an idea of how the building has been understood and how it may be used. [Adrian Welch] Sutherland Hussey Architects - Tiree building Review Latest Project by Sutherland Hussey - Oct 2009 Xiling Ski Resort picture from architect Xiling Cable-Car Station Latest Designs - Jun 2009 Xiling Gateway, Sichuan, China image from architect Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop, Scotland picture : Sutherland Hussey Architects Ericht Visitors Centre, Scotland render from architect New Projects by Sutherland Hussey - Aug 2008 Yingxiu Memorial Museum, China image from architect Haymarket Hotel, Scotland render from architect More buildings by Sutherland Hussey Architects online soon

Sutherland Hussey - Practice Information

Architect studio based in Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland

Sutherland Hussey Architects : Scottish Architect Studio

Scottish Architecture

Calderwood Housing - proposal, West Lothian, Scotland

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Sutherland Hussey - Exeter Lighting project, south west England

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Lynher Dairy Ponsanooth, Truro, West Cornwall, south west England

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Sutherland Hussey 10 Years

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Practice Ten Year Celebrations, Jan 2008: attended by Richard Murphy, David Narro, Malcolm Fraser, Andy Burrell, John Forbes, Dorian Wisniewski, Mark Baines

Stirling Prize Shortlisted : Ferry shelter, Tiree

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