News stories about and completed buildings by Hoskins Architects
The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) has revealed the concept proposals by the five finalists vying to design a £15 million cultural hub at the Crichton, a former psychiatric hospital in Dumfries
Glasgow and Berlin-based practice Hoskins Architects has handed ownership of the practice to its employees
This 1,360m2 visitor and training centre for young people with learning disabilities at Strawberry Field in Liverpool consists of a lightweight steel structure sitting on a solid plinth with a simple, oversailing roof – all designed for deconstruction. Photography by Gillian Hayes
Hoskins Architects’ decade-long overhaul of Aberdeen Art Gallery has won the 2021 Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award
The scheme, on a corner of St Andrew’s Square, comprises 5,570m2 of Grade-A office accommodation above a restaurant, café, bar and shops
The City of Edinburgh Council has officially put the Category A-listed Royal High School back onto the open market, potentially starting a bidding war for the troubled site
The developer behind rejected plans to convert Edinburgh’s Royal High School building into a hotel has vowed to put forward a ‘more modest’ proposal for the site
Scottish ministers have rejected proposals by Hoskins Architects to turn Thomas Hamilton’s Category A-listed Neoclassical Royal High School in Edinburgh into a hotel
Hoskins Architects’ revamp of the Scottish National Gallery has been delayed again after ‘unexpected defects’ including asbestos were found in some of the existing buildings
This revamp and extension of Aberdeen’s prime exhibition space for visual arts is an impressively mature project in a city that until now has enjoyed little good modern architecture, writes Alan Dunlop. Photography Dapple Photography
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