Beluga Restaurant, Edinburgh, Images, Bar, Location

Beluga, Edinburgh : Architecture Information + Images

Restaurant, Chambers St, Lee Boyd, Old Town, Edinburgh, Scotland

Revolution Bar Now renamed Revolution Bar Revolution Club photograph from architects The three separate uses for the building have distinct entrances, united by the steel and glass screen. The third-floor flats have exposed original roof trusses and a calm and unfussy fit-out. Beluga Edinburgh 30a Chambers St, opposite Museum of Scotland Beluga opened early 2001: basement bar & restaurant. The interior is clean and restrained. Beluga's key draw is a stacked stone waterfall by the entry stairs. Beluga's huge expensive glazed entry doors by Lee Boyd are another classy feature. Beluga Former Dental School, Chambers St 1999-2000 Lee Boyd Opposite the entrance to the new Museum Extension is the subtly-inserted entry to the Grade B-listed former Edinburgh Dental School converted into residential accommodation (right, above), offices and a ground & basement bar/restaurant. The latter comes complete with a spectacular waterfall by the stairs, Beluga. Enlarge Map

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Across Chambers St from Beluga Restaurant is the Museum of Scotland

Beluga : Revolution Bar from mid-2007

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