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Scottish Architecture Practice: Glasgow Design Office News, Strathclyde, Scotland

post updated 11 August 2023

Cooper Cromar News

23 Jan 2018
Aloft Hotel at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre, Scotland

image courtesy of architects
Aloft Hotel Aberdeen
Construction of a 150-bedroom Aloft Hotel on the site of the new Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre (‘AECC’) has commenced.
The hotel will be the first building in phase 2 of the AECC masterplan at Bucksburn, and will be located just north of the Hilton Hotel that adjoins the new AECC, which is currently under construction.

7th of October 2016
Cooper Cromar Practice Announcement

Cooper Cromar, one of the UK’s leading and multi-award winning Architectural Practices, is delighted to announce, as of the 1st September 2016, the successful completion of a Management Buy Out by the existing senior management team of Steven Carroll, Simon Walsh and Graham Forsyth.

This planned and well considered succession strategy is a natural progression for the business and a continuation of the role that the new Directors have already been fulfilling.

Tom Cromar, David Dool and Alan Stark will continue to maintain their significant involvement as Consultants in the Practice for the foreseeable future to ensure a smooth transition of responsibilities and the ongoing delivery of excellence in architectural consultancy services that the architecture practice endeavour to provide to all of their Clients.

The new Directors see this as a positive step forward in the development of the Practice and will provide the necessary continuity to ensure a successful and secure future for the business which will continue to trade as Cooper Cromar Limited.

This Scottish architecture firm looks forward to continuing the successful relationships with Clients and business colleagues over the coming years.

Buildings by Cooper Cromar Architects

Uaill Training Centre Building

Uaill Training Centre property photo courtesy of Kingspan Benchmark and Strathclyde Fire & Rescue
Strathclyde Fire & Rescue Training Centre – 20 Feb 2013
This new £43m building in Glasgow, designed by the architects and described as one of the most advanced facilities of its kind in the UK, is now open. An academic building forms the hub of the 40 acre site, containing lecture rooms, an auditorium and an incident command training suite, while the outdoor grounds are separated into three hazard training zones.

Building News 2009
Scotland’s first ‘A’ Energy Performance Certificates – Scottish Office Buildings
Solail House, Strathclyde Business Park:

image from architect studio

The Altum Building, West of Scotland Science Park:

photo : Alan McAteer

Scottish Architectural Awards News

photo © Alan McAteer
Aurora office development in Glasgow wins an architectural award

Renfield Street Building News
200 Renfield Street
2007-
Plans submitted for mixed-use development for IVG Asticus (GMS) Ltd – offices, hotel, residential & ground floor commercial following demolition of existing buildings.

Glasgow Buildings designed by Cooper Cromar Architects

Glasgow Fort

photo © Adrian Welch