Oracle Building, Edinburgh Park Office, Scottish Commercial Building
Oracle Edinburgh Offices
HQ in Scotland: Building for NEL
Oracle Offices Edinburgh
A2 building, 4/5 Lochside View, Scotland
Dates built: 1999-2001
Allan Murray Architects
Private offices: Oracle Scotland fit-out for New Edinburgh Limited
A2 building photo by Keith Hunter from Allan Murray Architects
This office building for Oracle picks up on the white modernism of Allan Murray Architects’ earlier Coalhill project in Edinburgh, and the G1 building, also at Edinburgh Park. It was designed simultaneously with the larger A1 which sits at the prow of the A Site, onto Gogar roundabout. The Client was HQ but the building is now the offices for Oracle in Edinburgh.
A2 building photo by Keith Hunter from Allan Murray Architects
A typical leitmotif of G1 and A2 is the glazing wrapped around corners. Influences here from Steven Holl and Richard Meier, and of course from the simple white forms and black fenestration of the Bauhaus in Dessau.
Edinburgh Park Architecture
Won by Allan Murrary Architects in National Competition
A2, a £10m office building for Oracle, has an area of 80,000 sq.ft over three floors with two levels of underground car parking.
Oracle Edinburgh photos by Keith Hunter from Allan Murrary Architects
Oracle Edinburgh – Building Information
Client: New Edinburgh Limited
Contractor: HBG Construction Scotland
Quantity Surveyor: Thomas and Adamson
Structrual Engineer: Halcrow
Mechanical Engineer: Cundall Johnston and Partners
Planning Supervisor: Beattie Watkinson
Fire Engineer: FISEC Ltd
Landscape Architect: Ian White Associates
Also by Allan Murrary Architects at Edinburgh Park: A1 building
Adjacent to the Oracle Offices Edinburgh:
JP Morgan Chase Building
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BT Edinburgh
photograph © Keith Hunter
Also by Allan Murray Architects at Edinburgh Park:
Diageo Scotland
picture © Keith Hunter
Edinburgh Park Architecture
aerial image © webbaviation
Edinburgh Park Office Buildings – Selection
Aegon Scotland
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John Menzies Building
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