Edinburgh Architecture
Edinburgh Sites
Edinburgh & The Lothians are so close, yet they re both so very different. Scotland s cosmopolitan capital city borders with miles of lush countryside and the attractive coastline of the Lothians, which offer visitors a captivating blend of rich history, natural beauty and adventure. This certainly ticks all the boxes for a fantastic holiday that combines the best of both worlds! Rich history We are not lying when we say that the region bursts with historical attractions. From the striking clifftop fortification of Tantallon Castle in North…
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With our expert team helping you source the perfect conference venue, you’re sure to find the right venue to suit your requirements. Before you start your search it is useful to consider the following before you start your venue search: London Conference Venue Checklist Seating style - When looking to find the most suitable venue, you need to establish the best seating style for your event at an early stage, since this will affect the capacity of the venue. Cabaret seating (6–8 delegates seated around a 5ft round table) offers the best option for…
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To become an architect, you normally need to train for at least seven years. If you want to become an architect, you first need to do a five-year degree programme on a course that is recognised by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Architects Registration Board (ARB). This degree is usually divided into two parts: a three year first degree (known as RIBA Part 1), followed by two years of further study (known as RIBA Part 2). During this time, you are also expected to acquire two years’ professional experience in an architectural…
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Design work focuses on spatial concepts, exploration, function, planning and representation. You will also study drawing, IT, art and design, visual culture, physical geography, architectural and landscape history and landscape construction. Year 2 Design work becomes more focused and complex. You will take courses in urban design and reclamation. Studio work is supported by contextual and technical courses covering aspects of detailed design, built-environment theory, living systems and temporal aspects. Year 3 Design work complexity increases…
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If you are interested in any of the programmes that we have on offer at Edinburgh College of Art (ECA), you may also be interested in seeing our facilities and studios. We have a variety of options to visit, which are listed below, and are spread throughout the year so there should be a time that suits you. Please note that due to possible disruption of student timetables, as well as security considerations, we are unable to host any visits to ECA* outwith our scheduled events, so please be sure to check the visiting options below before booking…
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Edinburgh is the world’s first UNESCO City of Literature. Designated in 2004, the capital of Scotland has a population of almost 500, . It is the birthplace and home to world-famous writers, poets and playwrights including Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes), Walter Scott (Waverley), and JK Rowling (Harry Potter). It has its own Poet Laureate, the Edinburgh Makar. Publishing Scotland, the national body for publishers, as well as award-winning independent publishers are based here. The Edinburgh International Book Festival is the world’s largest…
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The Aberdeen Architectural Conservation District Commission (AACDC) meets on the second Thursday of each month to review exterior alterations. DESIGN REVIEW PROCESS All exterior work visible from a public way is subject to the review of the AACDC. Submit a complete application by the appropriate deadline to ensure the project will be on the agenda for review and approval by the Commission before beginning any work. To save time and costs, review the district Standards & Criteria early in the planning process. Review all Instructions and…
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EDINBURGH WORLD HERITAGE STAFF Susan Buckham – Graveyards Development Officer Susan is an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Stirling and specialises in the interdisciplinary study of historic graveyards. Drawing on 20 years of experience in graveyard recording, conservation, research and interpretation, Susan’s knowledge and skills span graveyard history and development, conservation good practice, and the policy and legislation relevant to burial ground management and protection. As Chair of the Death in Scotland Conference Committee…
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Festival favourite Julia Donaldson is back with more singing, dancing and rhyming fun. Featuring an array of characters from Julia s much-loved books including What the Jackdaw Saw, The Gruffalo and her new book The Detective Dog, this event is a highly Enter into the enchanting world of fairy tales with author and illustrator double-act Abie Longstaff and Lauren Beard. Their Fairytale Hairdresser series gives a witty, contemporary twist to traditional tales. Hear some of their stories, witness live We re thrilled to open the Festival with two of…
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Jenny Elliott (née Humberstone) is a Landscape Architect, Designer and Photographer with experience curating place-focussed participatory events and exhibitions. Interested in developing innovative new ways of working to catalyse positive change in urban spaces, Jenny has spent recent years progressing innovative place-based community projects including; Urban Fabric, Secret Cinema, 3 Acres and Hold Me Dear. Jenny has an MA Hons in Geography from University of Edinburgh (1st Class), and a Masters in Landscape Architecture (Distinction) from University…
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