Simpson & Brown has been commissioned to write a conservation plan for Paisley Abbey and the Place of Paisley and to design a new building that completes the missing west side of the cloister.
The Abbey, in partnership with Renfrewshire Council, wish to strengthen the role of the Abbey and the Place of Paisley in the cultural life of the town. The project will not only fulfill the requirements of the Abbey, but will also create an inspirational new public space which the local community as a whole can use. The old and new buildings will be linked together and will sit in a spacious landscaped setting and together form an important landmark in the centre of the town
Simpson & Brown will provide access to a modern shop, café and visitor information/ interpretation facilities, through remodelling and the replacement of existing facilities.
| Project name: | Paisley Abbey | ||
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| Client name: | Paisley Abbey Kirk Session | ||
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St. Giles' Cathedral
Simpson & Brown carried out extensive work at St. Giles Cathedral over a period of twenty years. Works included the reordering of the interior along with extensive stone and lead repairs to the external fabric.
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Steeple Church, Dundee
The Steeple Development Project, completed in 2012, involved the modernisation of internal spaces of the church to facilitate modern worship and provide additional conference facilities
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Queen's Cross Church
A scheme of fabric repairs and internal alterations to Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Queen's Cross Church in Glasgow was completed in December 2006 for the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society.
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