Journal

We are justly proud of all we have achieved in Edinburgh’s New Town including the refurbishment of 24 out of 46 townhouses on Heriot Row. We must be doing something right!

The conversion of the Drummond Hotel into an upper and lower town house in 1988 was one of Lorn’s very early development enterprises, and indeed one of several hotels including the Nelson, The Royal Circus, New Town, and Edward’s and Gloucester that we successfully converted into residential use.

Savills present a rare opportunity to acquire two interconnected apartments, Flats 3 & 4, at 25 Belgrave Crescent.

This summer, two very different LMA projects have been recognised on prestigious national award shortlists.

We were privileged to work with Ray and Anita Andreson Green on the sensitive and inspiring restoration of Stevenson House, a historic residence nestled near Haddington, East Lothian.

We are grateful to our friends at Ellison’s (https://rb.gy/37wek6) for letting us share these stunning drone shots taken to help market their sale of the West Villa in St Andrew’s Court, Gullane

All work and no play makes Jack a dull architect! With that in mind, each year we have an office summer outing to unwind and spend the day together.

We are hugely proud of our involvement in what still remains as one of our most comprehensive and prestigious restoration projects.

We raised a glass in the office last night as Michael Fredlander and Sula McEwan formally became directors of our new limited company, along with Lorn.

We are delighted to appoint Eilidh Bauchop as our new Part 1.

As the film festival draws to a close, we are delighted to share a backstage glimpse at what we’re working on.

The office took its annual summer day-out last Friday, with this year being a refreshing coastal walk from Gullane to North Berwick, making a pit stop at a couple of our projects along the way!