Princes Square
Article in “The Times” today asked for my opinion on a public vote which saw Princes Square in Glasgow voted the best Scottish building in the last 100 years.

Article in “The Times” today asked for my opinion on a public vote which saw Princes Square in Glasgow voted the best Scottish building in the last 100 years.
We have been shortlisted for a Creative Edinburgh “City Award” looking for an “outstanding creative contribution” to the city of Edinburgh. Up against “Jupiter Artland” and “local Heroes” in this “Oscars of the creative industry”. Winner announced at awards ceremony this evening.
Photoshoot for extension in Argyle Crescent.
Barbara Elliot, who was passing, took this photo of our shopfront (*thanks).
Makiko folded these forms from scrap A3 drawings.
Planner visit to review Comielaw Steading conversion in Fife: 12 new business units in Grade B listed steading with black timber clad replacement shed.
Desk space available to rent. In large west facing studio, part of our office. Wall of windows (albeit overshadowed), timber stained floors and white painted walls. Flexible on use but would suit creative types… Shared used of kitchen / toilets etc. Wifi, heating & electricity and rates etc. all included in rent.
Article in Scottish Field Magazine Edinburgh on our Japanese House.
Our Edinburgh Pop-Up Pavilion, part of the Cities Expo and the Festival of Architecture 2016 opened last night on the Mound. Otherworldy photograph of Makiko and Kieran inside by Malcolm Cochrane.
More progress on fabrication of the Edinburgh Pop-Up Pavilion.
Progress on fabrication of the Edinburgh Pop-Up Pavilion.
We are deighted to report that we won the competition to design the Edinburgh Pavilion for the Pop Up Cities Expo being held in Edinburgh over the summer this year. Part of the 2016 Festival of Architecture programme. More information here.
Very well written article by Archinect journalist Robert Urquhart.
Link to the full article with pictures.
Amazingly blue skies as this Edinburgh house nears completion.
KGA in Vegan Life magazine. Thought only architects used words like haptic.
We’ve been shortlisted for the 2016 EAA small projects Award.
On site nearing completion.
Sculpture installed at coffee shop fit out.
KGA shortlisted for the prestigious Architect’s Journal small projects award.
Link to AJ article (paywall).
Sculpture in progress as part of a coffee shop fitout, Edinburgh.
We have gone out to tender on this tall extension. Sketch by work experience student Haruka Kitamura.
Submisison for EAA small projects award 2016.
Progress on new house at Ravelston in Edinburgh. Eco credentials include ground source heat pump, 200mm external insulation and integrated solar panels.