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Scottish Architecture News January 2005

Archiseek / UK / Scotland / News / 2005 / January

January 03: Elgin Place Church is a damaging loss
January 04: Legacy of people's architect is placed in Scottish hands
January 04: Victory in sight for campaign to block new flats
January 05: Clyde's 'Angel of the North' plan
January 07: Studio complex gets Ł400,000 brush-up in revamp project
January 08: Gallery designs show on top Scots architect
January 14: Top architects pencilled in for city awards night
January 15: Dereliction of Duty?
January 18: City vows to fight South Bridge arcade proposal
January 18: Appeal to help give town new look
January 19: Design firm steps aboard for bus depot development
January 19: Planning our places around our people
January 20: Red tape in danger of ruining heritage
January 21: Signs not good for bank's logo on bridge plan
January 23: Holyrood is 'without parallel' in 100 years of architecture
January 23: Scotland: Take the high rise
January 24: Architect wins fight for Ł1.7m river flats
January 25: Another new landmark as Ł9m office block is planned for Glasgow
January 27: New transport museum wins Ł15.9m grant from lottery
January 30: Foster favourite to design HQ of 'Scottish FBI'
January 31: RIAS launch Sustainable Building Accreditation Scheme

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