A wedge shaped brown field site under which flows several Victorian culverts. Our clients wished to redevelop the site to form two separate office blocks. Located on a prominent site facing onto the banks of the River Dee and adjacent to the inner ring road our design included a circular tower at this end of the site. The second office building facing towards the main rail line as it approaches the railway station in Aberdeen has an equally distinctive square tower.
A wedge shaped brown field site under which flows several Victorian culverts. Our clients wished to redevelop the site to form two separate office blocks. Located on a prominent site facing onto the banks of the River Dee and adjacent to the inner ring road our design included a circular tower at this end of the site. The second office building facing towards the main rail line as it approaches the railway station in Aberdeen has an equally distinctive square tower.
As part of a lottery bid to provide a new scout building we prepared feasibility drawings and layouts.
As part of a lottery bid to provide a new scout building we prepared feasibility drawings and layouts.
As part of a lottery bid to provide a new scout building we prepared feasibility drawings and layouts.
New warehouse. A feasibility scheme for a new work shop and warehouse.
A feasibility design for a community outreach centre incorporating the original church tower and spire. The remainder of the church was destroyed by fire in the 1950s.
This 9000sqm office development has 2 and 3 storey office accommodation over 2 levels of car parking to provide 322 spaces. The development included the retention and restoration of the ‘B’ listed electric tram shed dating from 1900-1910. The development was one of the first in the area to take advantage of the views of the River Dee and has led to further office development in the area.
This 9000sqm office development has 2 and 3 storey office accommodation over 2 levels of car parking to provide 322 spaces. The development included the retention and restoration of the ‘B’ listed electric tram shed dating from 1900-1910. The development was one of the first in the area to take advantage of the views of the River Dee and has led to further office development in the area.
This 9000sqm office development has 2 and 3 storey office accommodation over 2 levels of car parking to provide 322 spaces. The development included the retention and restoration of the ‘B’ listed electric tram shed dating from 1900-1910. The development was one of the first in the area to take advantage of the views of the River Dee and has led to further office development in the area.
This 9000sqm office development has 2 and 3 storey office accommodation over 2 levels of car parking to provide 322 spaces. The development included the retention and restoration of the ‘B’ listed electric tram shed dating from 1900-1910. The development was one of the first in the area to take advantage of the views of the River Dee and has led to further office development in the area.
Torridon House at 73-75 Regent Quay was formally an 19th Century Tea Warehouse which lay derelict for many years. In 1990 Cromdale appointed Allan Cumming architects to convert the building into serviced offices and meeting rooms on 7 floors. In 2008 Cummingandco were appointed as designers for the refurbishment of the reception area.
Torridon House at 73-75 Regent Quay was formally an 19th Century Tea Warehouse which lay derelict for many years. In 1990 Cromdale appointed Allan Cumming architects to convert the building into serviced offices and meeting rooms on 7 floors. In 2008 Cummingandco were appointed as designers for the refurbishment of the reception area.
Torridon House at 73-75 Regent Quay was formally an 19th Century Tea Warehouse which lay derelict for many years. In 1990 Cromdale appointed Allan Cumming architects to convert the building into serviced offices and meeting rooms on 7 floors. In 2008 Cummingandco were appointed as designers for the refurbishment of the reception area.
Torridon House at 73-75 Regent Quay was formally an 19th Century Tea Warehouse which lay derelict for many years. In 1990 Cromdale appointed Allan Cumming architects to convert the building into serviced offices and meeting rooms on 7 floors. In 2008 Cummingandco were appointed as designers for the refurbishment of the reception area.
Torridon House at 73-75 Regent Quay was formally an 19th Century Tea Warehouse which lay derelict for many years. In 1990 Cromdale appointed Allan Cumming architects to convert the building into serviced offices and meeting rooms on 7 floors. In 2008 Cummingandco were appointed as designers for the refurbishment of the reception area.
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The former Anchorage Bar at 210 Market Street Aberdeen taken back to a structural shell and has now been converted into the 210 Bistro. The building consists of a new glazed top storey housing a conference/function suite. The rest of the building consists of 2 smaller meeting rooms, a restaurant on the first floor and a bar/bistro on the ground floor.
The former Anchorage Bar at 210 Market Street Aberdeen taken back to a structural shell and has now been converted into the 210 Bistro. The building consists of a new glazed top storey housing a conference/function suite. The rest of the building consists of 2 smaller meeting rooms, a restaurant on the first floor and a bar/bistro on the ground floor.
The former Anchorage Bar at 210 Market Street Aberdeen taken back to a structural shell and has now been converted into the 210 Bistro. The building consists of a new glazed top storey housing a conference/function suite. The rest of the building consists of 2 smaller meeting rooms, a restaurant on the first floor and a bar/bistro on the ground floor.
The former Anchorage Bar at 210 Market Street Aberdeen taken back to a structural shell and has now been converted into the 210 Bistro. The building consists of a new glazed top storey housing a conference/function suite. The rest of the building consists of 2 smaller meeting rooms, a restaurant on the first floor and a bar/bistro on the ground floor.
The former Anchorage Bar at 210 Market Street Aberdeen taken back to a structural shell and has now been converted into the 210 Bistro. The building consists of a new glazed top storey housing a conference/function suite. The rest of the building consists of 2 smaller meeting rooms, a restaurant on the first floor and a bar/bistro on the ground floor.
The former Anchorage Bar at 210 Market Street Aberdeen taken back to a structural shell and has now been converted into the 210 Bistro. The building consists of a new glazed top storey housing a conference/function suite. The rest of the building consists of 2 smaller meeting rooms, a restaurant on the first floor and a bar/bistro on the ground floor.
The former Anchorage Bar at 210 Market Street Aberdeen taken back to a structural shell and has now been converted into the 210 Bistro. The building consists of a new glazed top storey housing a conference/function suite. The rest of the building consists of 2 smaller meeting rooms, a restaurant on the first floor and a bar/bistro on the ground floor.
The former Anchorage Bar at 210 Market Street Aberdeen taken back to a structural shell and has now been converted into the 210 Bistro. The building consists of a new glazed top storey housing a conference/function suite. The rest of the building consists of 2 smaller meeting rooms, a restaurant on the first floor and a bar/bistro on the ground floor.
The former Anchorage Bar at 210 Market Street Aberdeen taken back to a structural shell and has now been converted into the 210 Bistro. The building consists of a new glazed top storey housing a conference/function suite. The rest of the building consists of 2 smaller meeting rooms, a restaurant on the first floor and a bar/bistro on the ground floor.
Located at the harbour mouth, the original single storey granite building had been a French Seafood Restaurant. Our clients wished to develop an upper floor where diners could enjoy 360 degree views of the harbour, beach and adjacent fishing community of Fittie (Footdee).
Located at the harbour mouth, the original single storey granite building had been a French Seafood Restaurant. Our clients wished to develop an upper floor where diners could enjoy 360 degree views of the harbour, beach and adjacent fishing community of Fittie (Footdee).
Conversion of a listed building from offices into a restaurant, whilst retaining the internal character.
Conversion of a listed building from offices into a restaurant, whilst retaining the internal character.
The construction of Union Street in the early 1800s involved bridging between several small hills with a series of granite arches. For over two centuries these arches had been used for many different purposes. Our clients asked that two of the large span spaces to be converted into a new performance venue for emerging bands. This work involved significant work to waterproof the underside of the arches and to convert the space into an exciting new venue.
The construction of Union Street in the early 1800s involved bridging between several small hills with a series of granite arches. For over two centuries these arches had been used for many different purposes. Our clients asked that two of the large span spaces to be converted into a new performance venue for emerging bands. This work involved significant work to waterproof the underside of the arches and to convert the space into an exciting new venue.
Based on a demand for new hotels in several West African countries we were asked to design a number of hotels using a modular steel system.
Based on a demand for new hotels in several West African countries we were asked to design a number of hotels using a modular steel system.
A 100 bedroom hotel was designed for Ardmuir Developments, on time and within budget.
A 100 bedroom hotel was designed for Ardmuir Developments, on time and within budget.
Development for a new hotel facing onto the River Ness, comprising 100 bedrooms with restaurant and public reception areas. The design uses the local Hopeman Greenbrae sandstone with the upper floors stepped back to be in scale with the adjacent buildings.
Development for a new hotel facing onto the River Ness, comprising 100 bedrooms with restaurant and public reception areas. The design uses the local Hopeman Greenbrae sandstone with the upper floors stepped back to be in scale with the adjacent buildings.
A 108 bedroom hotel development for our clients, Ardmuir Developments.
A 108 bedroom hotel development for our clients, Ardmuir Developments.
On behalf of a developer/builder we were involved in the internal conversion of a three storey building from a social club into upmarket serviced apartments.
On behalf of a developer/builder we were involved in the internal conversion of a three storey building from a social club into upmarket serviced apartments.
