Delighted to get a mention in this article on The Scotsman Steps’ success at the Scottish Design Awards.
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Operating from Edinburgh, McGregor Bowes provides architectural and CDM co-ordinator services to clients throughout Edinburgh and surrounding districts. The firm was established in 2010 by the principal, Chris Bowes, who has over 20 years experience working in architectural practice, in firms based in Edinburgh, Glasgow, London and Hong Kong.
Although he has a broad range of experience, Chris has particular expertise and interest in the care, restoration and sympathetic adaptation of historic buildings. Chris has worked on some of Scotland's most significant landmarks, such as: St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh Castle and Fort George.
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Urban Realm article on the Scottish Design Awards winners, including the Scotsman Steps, which won a full “Award” in the Regeneration category. Delighted in the result and proud to be part of the team.
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Scotsman Steps win Scottish Design Award →
Delighted to announce that The Scotsman Steps won an Award in the Regeneration category at the Scottish Design Awards. This follows the Civic Trust Award the project won earlier this year.
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Fort George Highlanders’ Museum nets funding boost : May 2012 : News : Architecture in profile the building environment in Scotland - Urban Realm →
Article in Urban Realm on Historic Scotland’s generous donation to The Highlanders’ Museum appeal. Proud to be part of the design team, as conservation architect, with Gardiner and Theobald, StudioSP, Allan Carswell and Arup.
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Highlanders' Museum gets funding boost. →
BBC article on the funding boost from Historic Scotland for The Highlanders’ Museum. Proud to be part of the team, as conservation architect.
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Highlanders Museum £130,000 boost →
Article on the Highlanders’ Museum project getting a cash boost. Proud to be part of the team.
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Pre-start meeting for The Highlanders' Museum →
Very good pre-start meeting today for the Highlanders’ Museum Project, with the client, the principal contractor, Mansell, and the design team: Gardiner and Theobald; StudioSP; Allan Carswell and Arup. See an interactive tour of the project at the link above.
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Extract from an article in the RIAS Quarterly, Spring 2012, on the the inaugural RIAS Awards. The Scotsman Steps were shortlisted out of 71 submissions.
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The Convener of The Highland Council marks the end of his career by giving a major boost to The Highlanders Museum at Fort George.
Image from The Highland Council website: http://www.highland.gov.uk/yourcouncil/news/newsreleases/2012/May/2012-05-01-22.htm
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