We won Architect of the Year at this year's Learning Places Scotland Awards

The new Templehall Community Hub will be a landmark building for the local community. Replacing the existing community centre, it will become a hive of activity that allows key services to collaborate and deliver support all in one space. Sitting alongside the AHR-designed Fair Isle Family Nurture Centre, the new hub will create a shared community campus for people from all generations and backgrounds.

Located in the heart of Bonnyrigg’s town centre sits the new, single-tenancy residential development, comprising a total of 20 apartments, catering for both over 55’s and people living with learning disabilities. Through sensitive and considerate design choices, 1 - 21 St Cuthberts will enable its residents to lead safe, healthy and independent lives within a community environment.

A true embodiment of inclusive design, Madras College promotes equality of opportunity and creates an open environment for all. Designed for 1,450 pupils, it accommodates ever changing educational needs for both the individual and larger groups. Providing safe and flexible education spaces, it is a major centre of learning for pupils, staff and the wider community.

As part of Fife Council’s ‘exemplar’ early year provision, we  designed three new nurseries; Lochgelly Nursery, Pitcorthie Nursery and Halbeath Nursery. With flexible, multifunctional spaces and open playrooms, each nursery is happy, fun and welcoming, whilst being a safe environment for young children.

Targeted to achieve Passivhaus Classic certification, the new, exemplar Caledonia High School will provide a fresh, new learning environment, replacing the outdated Inverkeithing High School, which will better cater to the needs of students.

Part of the Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) Subway Refurbishment Modernisation Programme, this project provides new subway entrances to improve accessibility and create a more positive journey experience.

Supporting a forward-thinking, environmentally conscious design approach, which shapes, inspires and supports the community now and into the future, our design is based on Passivhaus standards. We have used natural light, ventilation and air tightness to create a highly performing building that will be both comfortable and energy efficient.

This major new business park in Dunfermline, integrates spacious lettable units for businesses looking to invest and expand in the area. The development sits in a prime location, with excellent transport links and workforce availability to support local people and businesses, boosting Dunfermline’s economic growth.

The modular development, designed to Passivhaus principles provides much needed, high quality, living accommodation for junior ranks personnel. As well as performing an essential requirement for on-going military operational needs both at Kinloss Barracks and Stafford Beacon Barracks and within the wider defence organisation.

The new 125-place school, a direct replacement for the now demolished Victorian building, is designed to the Scottish Government’s ‘Curriculum for Excellence’ criteria. It promotes the knowledge, skills and attributes that enable pupils to develop in confidence and independence.