Blackie House, Patrick Geddes, Robert Hurd, Photo, Scottish 17th century tenement Architecture
Blackie House in Old Town Edinburgh
17th century tenement in Scotland renewal design by ne Begg Architects (Morris & Steedman Associates)
post updated 2 January 2022
Design: ne Begg Architects (now Morris & Steedman Associates)
building photo by Morris and Steedman Associates
Blackie House
Building information from ne Begg Architects / Morris & Steedman Associates:
On the north side of the court Blackie House, a late 17th century tenement of the Milne’s Court type but shallower in plan, remodelled in 1894 under the auspices of Geddes as a university hall in memory of Professor J.S. Blackie, was sold in 1950 and turned into flats by Robert Hurd, Architect.
photos by Morris and Steedman Associates
Morris and Steedman Associates Designs
Significant Morris and steedman associates – projects selection:
Central Scotland Forest Trust, HQ
St Giles Cathedral, disabled access
morris and steedman associates – completed works:
Couston Castle, garden room
Edinburgh & Lothian walking tours
morris and steedman associates – uncompleted work: Edinburgh Tattoo arena
Edinburgh Old Town Buildings
Key Edinburgh Old Town Properties – Selection:
Scottish Storytelling Centre
photograph © Adrian Welch
Fruitmarket Gallery
image from architects
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