AYR

This sensitive upgrading of one of Ayr's oldest buildings, Loudoun Hall resulted in our first Civic Trust Award.

CANNA

The isolation of this conversion of a derelict chapel to a study centre did not prevent us from supplying design and inspection services to the Hebridean Trust.
(Architect: ARP Lorimer & Associates)

DORNOCH

Holiday parks require restaurants, bars, swimming pools and shops to satisfy family expectations. Infrastructure and ease of access are equally important. We have designed all these - from initial site investigations to final completion.
(Architects: Darley Hay, Ayr)

EDINBURGH

When upper floor precast concrete floor units collapsed just after erection we investigated this serious accident and supplied advice regarding the likely causes together with recommendations for further investigations.

GIRVAN

Fishing boat fabricators required a high, non standard portal formed shed with overhead crainage which we designed for the fabricator and erection Contractor, D. M. Kerr of Straiton.

GLASGOW

The upgrading of this nursing home meant investigations of its existing structure before we extended it outwards and upwards to introduce ensuite faciities and additional public rooms.
(Architects: Carricks, Ayr).

IRVINE

In Ayrshire's new town we have designed new houses, shops and restaurants plus new roads and roundabouts for Riverside Business Park (for Scottish Enterprise).

KILMARNOCK

The Dick Institute required repair and strengthening before a Chinese Dinosaur Exhibition could commence.

NAIRN

Holiday parks require restaurants, bars, swimming pools and shops to satisfy family expectations. Infrastructure and ease of access are equally important. We have designed all these - from initial site investigations to final completion.
(Architects: Darley Hay, Ayr)

ORKNEY

The newly completed St. Magnus Visitors Centre had the benefit of our structural design from the initial (and award winning) architectural design by ARP Lorimer & Associates through development to construction.

The centre has proved to be a popular attraction since it opened on 16th April 2001.

PAISLEY

Our commissions include new housing, office conversions and hotel alterations. We hope to commence the design of a new hotel this year.

PORTPATRICK

New houses and a restaurant have been followed by the upgrading of this nearby lighthouse keeper's house on the Southern Upland Way.
(Architects: ARP Lorimer & Associates, Ayr)

STRANRAER

Shops, the Tourist Office and housing comprise our past and present commissions including site investigations and infrastructure design.

TIREE

This windswept island was the 1830s base for Telford's lighthouse construction at Skerryvore. The former barracks and worshop at Hynish Square required careful and sensitive refurbishment which led to our second Civic Trust Award. Our client the Hebridean Trust, is now based at Hynish.

(Architects: ARP Lorimer & Associates, Ayr)

TULLIALLAN

TUMMEL BRIDGE

Holiday parks require restaurants, bars, swimming pools and shops to satisfy family expectations. Infrastructure and ease of access are equally important. We have designed all these - from initial site investigations to final completion.
(Architects: Darly Hay, Ayr)