Konishi Gaffney Win Competition to Redevelop Queen’s Hall in Edinburgh

Konishi Gaffney has won an invited competition to design the redevelopment of the Queen’s Hall, a prominent Category A listed music venue in the heart of Edinburgh. Working in collaboration with conservation specialist Karen Nugent Architects, the project aims to enhance both the functionality and character of this much-loved public building.

The design includes a series of phased upgrades that will improve the hall’s accessibility, circulation and overall experience—all while ensuring it remains fully operational throughout construction. This project builds on our studio’s experience in cultural architecture, listed building adaptation, and delivering thoughtful, conservation-aware public projects in complex urban settings.

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