Designed by the noted Glasgow architect Charles Wilson and opened in 1843, Gartnavel Royal Hospital has long been a significant feature of the West End. The hospital campus has undergone many changes in the intervening years – not least the construction of Gartnavel General hospital on one half of the site, which opened in 1972. A new Gartnavel Royal Hospital was completed in 2007 meaning that the Wilson buildings, now category A-listed, required a new use.
We were commissioned to complete a conservation audit to assess the historical development and current significance of the hospital buildings and landscape which assisted in the identification of a future use and development potential of the site.
Useful links:
RCAHMS Canmore - NS56NE 140.00
Listed building report - 32319
Mint Yard, York
A conservation plan written by Simpson & Brown for Mint Yard, York, on behalf of the City of York Council.
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Gibside
A conservation plan written by Simpson & Brown for Gibside on behalf of the National Trust
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Gosford House
A conservation plan written by Simpson & Brown for Gosford House, East Lothian. Client was the 13th Earl of Wemyss & March. Robert Adam was the original architect.
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