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4 Jun 2008 Chairman of the Cockburn Association The Edinburgh Civic Trust The Association is delighted to welcome the Hon Lord Brodie (Philip Hope Brodie), Lord Macfadyen's successor as Chairman of the Cockburn Association (Edinburgh's Civic Trust) Lord Brodie is a Judge of the Supreme Court. Since 2006 he has been the Chairman of the Judicial Studies Committee for Scotland - the body responsible for the education and training of the Scottish Judiciary. He is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh (LL.B) and the University of Virginia (LL.M). Lord Brodie has been a member of the Cockburn Association since 2001. We are also delighted to welcome Alastair Keatinge WS as Treasurer, following David Reith's retirement after 15 years service to the Association. Alastair is a partner in the lawfirm Lindsays WS and is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a specialist in charity law. He is also a trustee of Leith Theatre Trust, Vice-President of Midlothian and East Lothian Chamber of Commerce and Honorary Legal Advisor to Lead Scotland. The Cockburn Association organised Doors Open Day annually: Doors Open Day Edinburgh Edinburgh Contemporary Architecture & The Cockburn Association maybe seem unlikely partners but we have cooperated on many events, issues and articles. Edinburgh Contemporary Architecture gave a The Cockburn Association Talk in 2001 and Edinburgh Contemporary Architecture's owner-operator, Adrian Welch, has been a member of The Cockburn's Cases Committee since that point. Edinburgh Contemporary Architecture & The Cockburn Association have worked together on trying to move forward the Edinburgh Architecture Centre concept through various meetings with relevant parties, articles and suggestions. The Association's former director, Martin Hulse, provided a monthly Comment on the Edinburgh Contemporary Architecture site until his departure to England: these are summarised below. Edinburgh Contemporary Architecture and The Cockburn Association provided comment on proposals to redevelop Edinburgh's Old Town Fire site. Finally, Edinburgh Contemporary Architecture provided The Cockburn Association with a wide range of building reveiews for their Doors Open Day 2003 website. Cockburn Association Edinburgh Talks - Current Events The Cockburn Association Monthly Comments Archive:- 2002: British Home Stores Edinburgh Bins Doors Open Day Scottish PFI 2003: Princes St Redevelopment Princes Street Shopping Edinburgh Council Planning Scottish Parliament Building Scottish Architecture Edinburgh Buildings : back to index Buildings / photos for the Cockburn Association Architecture pages welcome: info@edinburgharchitecture.co.uk Cockburn Association - Building : page - adrian welch / isabelle lomholt