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Beluga Now Revolution Bar 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. 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. Edinburgh Restaurants Edinburgh Tours : Architecture Walking Tours Lee Boyd Across Chambers St from Beluga Restaurant is the Museum of Scotland Beluga : Revolution Bar from mid-2007 Jenners Hotel Missoni Edinburgh News : back to index Comments / photos for the Beluga Restaurant Edinburgh Architecture page welcome: info@edinburgharchitecture.co.uk Beluga Restaurant Building : page - adrian welch / isabelle lomholt