Newhailes House, Musselburgh, East Lothian
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LDN Architects won Crown Estate Conservation Award 2004 - £5,000 - for the conservation of Newhailes House, Musselburgh.
Newhailes House, image © adrian welch
The Crown Estate Conservation Award is made to the best work of conservation which demonstrates successful restoration and / or adaptation of an architecturally significant building.
Newhailes House: Description
Newhailes is historic house in East Lothian. It is a grade A listed 17th century house acquired in 1995 by the National Trust for Scotland with its fabric, decorations, fittings and contents dating back to all the periods of its four century existence.
Newhailes House Conservation, Musselburgh
Architect: LDN Architects
Client: The National Trust for Scotland
Structural Engineer: Elliott & Company
Services Engineer: Irons Foulner Consulting Engineers
Landscape Architect: Peter McGowan Associates
QS: John Dansken & Purdie
Contractor: Lingford Bridgeman
Cost: £4.8 m
Other LDN Architects projects around Edinburgh:-
Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Kilncraigs Mill, Alloa
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Newhailes House: Awards
Crown Estate Conservation Award 2003: Richard Murphy Architects with Simpson Brown Architects for the Stirling Tolbooth
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Newhailes House was one of eight RIBA Award-winning buildings in Scotland in 2003
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