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Leith Community Croft Pavilion

Leith Community Croft is operated by Earth in Common, a charity that exists to tackle a broken food system, climate change and social inequality locally, nationally, and internationally.

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Cameron House Hotel

Following a devastating fire in December 2017, Simpson & Brown have been involved as conservation architects in the restoration process to bring the B-listed Cameron House back into use.

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Hamilton & Inches

The restoration and reimagining of Hamilton & Inches' jewellery & watch showroom and workshops on Edinburgh’s George Street. The brief was to restore the building's original historic features and to create a space that celebrates its heritage whist incorporating contemporary design.

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Johnnie Walker Princes Street

The transformation of a vacant Category B listed department store into Johnnie Walker Princes Street, a major new visitor experience and global brand home for the iconic whisky. The mixed-use building comprises a fully accessible and immersive tour supported by retail, bars, office and event space.

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Perth Theatre

Simpson and Brown acted as Conservation Architects to conserve and repair the auditorium at Perth Theatre, an important regional theatre and a good example of a compact late Victorian auditorium design with good decorative scheme despite substantial repairs following a fire in 1924.

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Gleneagles Townhouse

Conversion of a Category A listed bank to a new city centre hotel & spa, for Perthshire luxury hotel firm Gleneagles

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National Centre for Music

The transformative reuse, conservation, and restoration of the iconic Thomas Hamilton-designed Old Royal High School on Calton Hill in Edinburgh, into the new National Centre for Music.

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Mansfield Traquair

Simpson & Brown led this £4.1 million project. It involved the comprehensive repair of the external building fabric and the extensive re-modelling of the interior to provide modern office space.

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Alderman Fenwick's House

With medieval origins the house is one of the most important mercantile town houses in the United Kingdom. Simpson & Brown undertook a full restoration project under the appointment of the Tyne and Wear Building Preservation Trust.

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86-88 High Street Dunbar

Mixed use development of a Category C listed burgage plot for a social enterprise charity in Dunbar town centre.

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Alderstone House

Originally a 17th century Tower House, Alderstone has been extended and adapted over the centuries. Simpson & Brown was commissioned to alter and extend the building to accommodate extensive modern office space.

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Newhaven Fishmarket

Simpson & Brown was approached to prepare plans for the consolidation and repair of the existing B-listed former Fishmarket and to subdivide the disused space in the southern half of the building to create new restaurant/retail units.

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Stewart's Melville College

The competition-winning design for work at Stewart's Melville College in Edinburgh proposed major alterations to the assembly hall within the A-listed 19th century Old College building.

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Blairtummock House

Blairtummock House is a category B-listed building in Easterhouse, Glasgow. Simpson & Brown were the architects for its conversion to an Enterprise Centre providing office accommodation as part of the area regeneration.

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King's Theatre, Glasgow

Works at the King's Theatre included rebuilding the stalls and upper circle floor, installing a flexible orchestra pit, new seating throughout and strengthening works to the upper circle balcony front.

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Cringletie House Hotel

Cringletie House is a mid-19th century Scots Baronial mansion near Peebles, now operating as a luxury Hotel. In 2004 Simpson & Brown carried out extensive remodelling work including the addition of a new lift.

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26-31 Charlotte Square

Simpson & Brown was commissioned in July 1996 to repair and restore six town houses in Charlotte Square to form the new Headquarters for the National Trust for Scotland.

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Langley Castle Hotel

A contemporary dining pavilion extension to the grade 1 listed Langley Castle in Northumberland. The pavilion touches the castle walls lightly minimising the impact of the new against the powerful composition of the original structure.

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Gardyne's Land

Simpson & Brown produced a Feasibility Study for the conversion and restoration of the Gardyne's Land buildings in Dundee. This culminated in the proposal for conversion into a Youth Hostel. Works began in 2000 and completed in 2005.

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Acheson House

Simpson & Brown led an extensive and complex re-roofing project at the Category A listed 17th Century Acheson House, situated on the historic Canongate in Edinburgh's Old Town.

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The Interim Scottish Parliament

Simpson & Brown was commissioned by the Scottish Office to convert the Church of Scotland Assembly Hall as interim accommodation for the new Scottish Parliament. Work was completed for the state opening of Parliament by the Queen in July 1999.

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