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Lothian Chambers Edinburgh

Old Town Building Renewal on George IV Bridge – design by Smith Scott Mullan, Scotland

Lothian Chambers

Date built: 2007

Location: 59-63 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh Old Town

Architects: Smith Scott Mullan Associates

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Address: 59-63 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh EH1 1RN

Phone: 0131 529 2600

Infroamtion from Smith Scott Mullan Associates:

Location: Old Town, Edinburgh

Client: City of Edinburgh Council

Programme: Completed 2009

Since 1811, the City of Edinburgh Council has operated from the Category A listed City Chambers in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town. Originally the building was the Royal Exchange, designed by John Adam in 1761, and was subsequently partially extended by Robert Morham in 1901.

With the City of Edinburgh Council, as part of their ‘Fit For Future’ initiative, the Practice has been involved in a number of refurbishment projects. Most notable of these has been the refurbishment of the Main Stair and the Main Chamber itself.

The Main Stair forms the dramatic ten-storey access spine of the building with formal access at Level 5, through the quadrangle, and another entrance at Level 0, at Cockburn Street. Sumptuous carpets and wall coverings were introduced including bespoke large scale thistle patterned wallpaper, ideal for a space of these proportions. Stunning, highly individual decorative glass panels were also specially commissioned for the upper level stair windows.

source: http://www.smith-scott-mullan.co.uk/portfolio-item/edinburgh-city-chambers-refurbishment/

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Located on George IV Bridge, the Lothian Chambers has three versatile and flexible rooms available to book for corporate meetings or events.

An in-house catering team are available to provide anything from sandwiches to fine dining.

source: http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/info/20195/venues/204/lothian_chambers_rooms

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Scottish Parliament

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