Haymarket Edinburgh Competition: Architecture Contest

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Haymarket, Edinburgh : Architecture

Edinburgh Project: Images by Michael Laird Architects

Submission – Michael Laird Architects

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Haymarket Competition Design

Haymarket Competition Design

The Haymarket

City of Edinburgh Council awarded a £0.7m contract for a Feasibility Study and Masterplan for the Haymarket Station area to Halcrow Group, Edinburgh.

Halcrow will be responsible for the formulation of:

A Feasibility Study including detailed proposals for a multi-modal transport interchange at Haymarket with facilities for rail, tram, bus, coach, taxi passengers and pedestrians, and redevelopment of Haymarket Station and its immediate public realm.

A Masterplan for the wider Haymarket area to include a development framework for land use, transportation, economic and environmental regeneration of the area.
The study and masterplan are expected to be completed in Spring 2007.

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The Halcrow team comprises rail, civil and structural engineering specialists, transport and development planners plus economists and environmentalists. It also includes a wide range of subconsultants, such as Aedas Architects and EC Harris Cost and Risk Consultants.

From CEC (Transport and Planning Media Officer) 20 Dec 2005

Haymarket Redevelopment
Edinburgh Haymarket
picture : RMA

Major Edinburgh Building by Michael Laird Architects:

Edinburgh Quay
Edinburgh Quay
image © Paul Zanre

Edinburgh Housing

Calton Gate
Caltongate Buildings
image : ANTA architecture

Quartermile
Quartermile Edinburgh
picture © Adrian Welch

Royal Museum of Scotland
Museum of Scotland photograph
photograph © Adrian Welch

Dynamic Earth
Dynamic Earth Edinburgh
photo © Adrian Welch

Comments / photos for the Haymarket Competition Design Edinburgh design by by Michael Laird Architects (MLA) in the west side of the Scottish capital city page welcome