Outlook Tower, located at the top of Edinburgh's Royal Mile, is the capital's oldest tourist attraction.
photos from Crichton Lang, Willis + Galloway Architects
Involvement with the project dates back over 20 years, with earlier work dedicated to the restoration and repair to the existing buildings, and the internal development of the Tower.
photos from Crichton Lang, Willis + Galloway Architects
The current and final phase of the project involves the development of the adjoining Ramsay Lane building. The introduction of external link spaces and reconfigured internal circulation spaces will enable the two buildings to operate as a single exhibition space, whilst remaining sympathetic to the history of the Castlehill site.
Camera Obscura images / information from Crichton Lang, Willis + Galloway Architects
17th & mid-19th Century elements transformed by Patrick Geddes into the Outlook Tower in 1896. Contains a Camera Obscura dating from 1853 when the upper storeys were added probably by David Rhind
View looking east towards the building (left) from the Caste Esplanade:
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