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Scottish Design Awards shortlist

Scottish Design Awards shortlist

01/06/23

Four recent Thomson Gray projects have been shortlisted for the Scottish Design Awards.

The Broadford Hospital in Skye and the new linear accelerator (LINAC) treatment facility at the Western General Hospital have both been shortlisted in the Scottish Design Awards health building or project category.

The Greyfriars Charteris Centre, which was formerly a church and is now a centre for the community has been shortlisted in the retrofit category, while the Cameron House Lomond Wing is shortlisted in the commercial/office/hotel building or project category.

The winning projects will be announced 29 June.

Works underway on a new building at Cameron House Hotel, Loch Lomond. In the background, the historic part of the hotel with newer extensions in front. In the foreground a cherry pickers works on the new building under construction

Read more: case studies

Broadford Hospital

Isle of Skye | Healthcare

A purpose-built community hospital consolidates resources on the Isle of Skye

Linear Accelerator Treatment Centre

Edinburgh | Healthcare

A new radiotherapy unit provides improved treatment facilities for patients with cancer

Exterior view of the Greyfriars Charteris Centre after extensive conservation work to the historic church building, refurbishment and extension. Between the former church and sandstone offices there is now a contemporary extension in timber with terrazzo render. the photograph shows twighlight with traffic and people passing - blurred with motion.

Greyfriars Charteris Centre

Edinburgh | Culture and Public

A former church is refurbished and extended to provide a welcoming community centre

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