Dawn Nicoll

Dawn first joined Simpson & Brown in 2011 as an architectural assistant whilst on her placement year and returned in 2014 following completion of her university studies. She qualified as an architect in early 2016 whilst working at the practice and became an associate in 2019.  

Dawn enjoys working as part of the project team, pays close attention to detail in her projects and has worked on a variety of commercial, community-led and domestic projects throughout the UK. These include distillery projects such as the new Torabhaig Distillery on the Isle of Skye and Kingsbarns Distillery in Fife, domestic and mixed-use projects on country estates such as Windlestone Park Estate and Glenprosen Estate, and ecclesiastical projects such as the alteration of St. John’s and King’s Park Church.

 

 KEY PROJECTS:

TORABHAIG DISTILLERY 

A new distillery within a Category B listed farm steading on the Isle of Skye. The existing steading was carefully restored and extended to accommodate the working distillery and visitor centre.

 

KINGSBARNS DISTILLERY 

Kingsbarns is a new malt whisky distillery on the Cambo Estate south-east of St Andrews. The category B-listed East Newhall Farm Steading is used for the distillation process using traditional artisan methods.