| Piers Gough, Architect, Edinburgh A4 Building, Edinburgh Park, Scotland by CZWG Architecture edinburgh architecture |
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CZWG Architects 1998-2001 Private Building: Miller offices ![]() montage by architects Curious cantilevered design with internal Babylon of hanging gardens by Piers Gough's practice. The A4 building has an unusual pale green colour and can be easily seen from the Edinburgh Bypass close to the Gogar roundabout. ![]() CZWG Building - image © Adrian Welch Piers Gough, born 1946, is a famous UK architect, formerly partner in firm of Campbell, Zogolovich, Wilkinson and Gough (now CZWG)
![]() Edinburgh Building - images © Adrian Welch Post-modern buildings in London's Docklands made Piers Gough's name:- Cascades Apartment Tower on the Isle of Dogs (1988) Housing (The Owl) Bermondsey
![]() CZWG Architecture - images © Adrian Welch Piers Gough has recently designed the Lutyens exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, London (1981-2) and a yellow-coloured block on South Bank of Thames in London, which forms a partial spiral in plan.
![]() Edinburgh Building - images © Adrian Welch Piers Gough is designing a controversial skyscraper development proposed for the former Endeavour garage site on Preston Road, Brighton. The project has ben branded "phallic egocentricism" due to its unusual, organic tower design. Piers Gough is advisor to Frank Gehry on the King Alfred site in Hove, England and is also working on Brighton Marina, England. CZWG are based in the City of London. Another Scottish Building by Piers Gough: CZWG Architects - Cochrane House, Glasgow Edinburgh Park Architecture Harvey Nichols Scottish Architecture: best Scottish Buildings of the last three decades Edinburgh : back to index Recent CZWG Building: South Central housing, London, 2006 CZWG Architects Office Buildings Comments / photos for the Edinburgh Park Architecture pages welcome: info@edinburgharchitecture.co.uk Edinburgh Park Buildings : page - adrian welch / isabelle lomholt |
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