Dalmeny House, Edinburgh, South Queensferry
Dalmeny House, Edinburgh – historic Scottish property near South Queensferry, Scotland – West Lothian stately home: building, history, images
Edinburgh historic buildings
Edinburgh historic building design
We select the major Edinburgh historic buildings. Discover old Lothians architecture projects information, news and pictures of the best old building designs.
The website features a selection of the best southeast Scotland ancient building designs, by respected designers.
In addition, we post information and images of significant historical architecture projects on this regional website. Our focus is on regionally-significant architectural works.
Lothian ancient architectural designs
In conclusion, our tag archives are informative and together provide a useful city architectural resource. We post content seven days a week.
Finally, you can find a strong grouping of Scottish capital historic buildings posts on our site.
Royal Mile Edinburgh, Canongate architecture designs
Royal Mile Edinburgh, Canongate architecture – Scotland buildings photos: Scottish capital High Street architecture, Old Town building history
Bells Mills Edinburgh, Dean Village building
Bell’s Mills Edinburgh, Dean Village property sales: flats building restoration, city homes development by EDI in Edinburgh World Heritage Site
Edinburgh New Town Phase 2, Properties
Edinburgh New Town, Phase Two Photos, Architect, Date, Building, History New Town Phase 2, Edinburgh : Architecture New Town Properties, Edinburgh, Scotland Edinburgh New Town Phase Two Edinburgh New Town Phase One was designed by James Craig for Lord Drummond, Edinburgh, Scotland Heriot Row, Royal Circus, Great King Street, Moray Place & other such addresses … Read more
Assembly Rooms – George Street Edinburgh
Assembly Rooms Edinburgh, George Street Building Photo, Architecture, Plans Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Building on the New Town’s principal street in the capital city of Scotland, UK Assembly Rooms Award RIBA National Award Winner – 13 Jun 2013 Assembly Rooms Renewal, George Street, Edinburgh New Town Renewal design: LDN Architects photo © Paul Zanre Assembly Rooms … Read more
Caroline House, Edinburgh, Royston, Park, Granton
Caroline House, Edinburgh by Robert Mylne Architect – historic Granton property Royston, Sir George Mackenzie, Sir William Bruce, Scotland, UK
Edinburgh Old Town Buildings Photos, Architecture
Edinburgh Old Town Architecture, Historic Buildings Photos, Royal Mile Designs Edinburgh Old Town Architecture Architectural Designs in the Lothians, South East Scotland post updated 2 July 2023 Edinburgh Old Town Building Designs Start the Old Town tour straight off the train, airport bus, etc. at the Fruitmarket, Edinburgh’s leading independent contemporary art gallery, refurbished by … Read more
Leith St Ninian’s Manse: Simpson & Brown Architects
Simpson & Brown, Scottish Buildings, Architecture, Photo, Restoration, Project Leith St Ninian’s Manse St Ninian’s Manse, Quayside Street, off Coburg St, Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland St Ninian’s Manse Leith Historic Leith Building Renovation photograph © Adrian Welch St Ninian’s Manse sits between Coburg St and the Water of Leith, opposite Coalhill. It is now used for … Read more
Edinburgh New Town, James Craig: Buildings
Edinburgh New Town: James Craig design for Lord Drummond – Georgian architecture designs, Scotland: major property architects, competition history
Dundas Mansion Edinburgh, RBS Branch: Headquarters
Dundas Mansion Building Photo, William Chambers Architect, RBS property at 36 St Andrew Square, Date, Image Dundas Mansion, Edinburgh : 36 St Andrew Square Royal Bank of Scotland Branch, St Andrew Square, New Town building design by William Chambers Architect. post updated 15 May 2025 RBS Branch Design: Sir William Chambers 1774; J Dick Peddie … Read more
General Register House Edinburgh
General Register House Edinburgh design by architect Robert Adam in New Town – historic Scottish building: Scottish Family History Centre
Evolution of Edinburgh High Street guide
A Guide to the Evolution of the Edinburgh High Street: this route is constantly changing, and if you are interested in the development of the Scottish capital and its buildings, it is important to keep up.