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unbuilt
architecture, scottish unbuilt architecture Edinburgh,
1900-2000
BENSON & FORSYTH: EDINBURGH CITY LIBRARY ![]() Cowgatehead competition submission report pages:-
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PRINCES STREET GALLERIES EDI Proposal - Princes Street Galleries under part of Princes Street & Gardens ![]()
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![]() MATTHEW PRIETSMAN ARCHITECTS: WAVERLEY STATION Model Image:- ![]() The competition (end 1989) was arranged by the Scotsman Newspaper, and was a call to citizens to propose ways of re-claiming 'Edinburgh's Lost Valley' as they put it 1st Price and Cullen (Cullen now sadly deceased) 2nd Matthew Priestman Architects 3rd Troughton McAslan (Matthew Priestman working for them at the time) 4th Max Hutchinson All presented to the then British Rail. John (McAslan) made a huge effort to promote his scheme and was on the point of submitting an Outline PA when the Waverley Station ticket hall was mysteriously (?) spot listed EDWARD CULLINAN ARCHITECTS: HAYMARKET COMPETITION ![]() Competition entry for the Haymarket Goods Yard site at the western entry to the city centre HOLMES PARTNERSHIP: OCEAN HEIGHTS ![]() Leith scheme for Aberdeen's Stewart Milne Builders Developed into Skyliner aka Ocean Heights: ![]() G4 COMPETITION 2001 Edinburgh Park Winner: Campbell & Arnott Runner-up: Gordon Murray + Alan Dunlop Architects NEW EDINBURGH LTD, developer of Edinburgh Park, invited architects in Scotland to submit design ideas for a £2m office building. The offices were to incorporate an innovative marketing suite for NEL. Review of Exhibition held at Edinburgh University: Everyone from Ushida Findlay to Keppie Architects here: don't miss the wild overhangs of Duffy & Batt(far right), the trendy Dutch folds of ATA Studio, or - by the door - the spaceship of Watson Burnett Architects, surely a joke entry. Considered and innovative schemes from the likes of Sutherland Hussey Architects, Oliver Chapman, Gordon Murray + Alan Dunlop, Richard Murphy (left), Andrea Faed, Malcolm Fraser Architects and CIAO.
![]() Other schemes desired include all Ronaldsons Wharf entries, Usher Hall entries, Elder & Cannon's Blackfriar's scheme, and of course the AR Architecture Centre 'Haymarket' competition entries. More G4 competition images are sought. Any other suggestions welcome. TRON SQUARE COMPETITION 1998 Tron Square Housing Competition Invited Competition, 1998 The Burrell Company (Developments) Limited Competition: Jury included Piers Gough, Janet Street Porter Winner: Richard Murphy Architects 2nd - Allan Murray Architects - welcomed 3rd - Duffy & Batt ![]() Cooper Cromar Architects scheme: ![]() Other schemes welcomed. Developed by Buredi, partnership between The Burrell Company and EDI. Edinburgh back to index Architecture Competition Wood on the Street: Gabriels Wharf student competition ![]() commended entry: David Dejous & Gwendolyn Kochendoerfer of Duffy & Batt New York Architecture New York Skyscrapers New York Architects Paris Architecture Barcelona Architecture Cambridge Architecture Hong Kong Architecture Grand Central Station Chrysler Building Empire State Building Rockefeller Center Guggenheim Museum New York Seagram Building |