Rowardennan Field Station, Loch Lomond: Images, Scotland

Rural Building in Scotland by Page \ Park Architects, Glasgow

Rowardennan Field station



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Rowardennan Field station
Rowardennan Field station : photo © Andy Forman photographer

Rowardennan Field Station, Loch Lomond National Park
Glasgow University Biology department research & residential accommodation
Existing building to be replaced in two phases, the first now being complete
Facilities: fish tank areas, research laboratories, offices, meetings rooms, study bedrooms
Materials: natural stone walls & western red cedar cladding, natural slate roof



Rowardennan Field station : Building PR from Page \ Park Architects 220507





Rowardennan Field station : Page \ Park Architects

The University of Glasgow & Page \ Park win BIFM Award
15 Oct 2007

Page \ Park and the University of Glasgow awarded ‘Best Practice in a New Build Project Award’ for the recently completed Scottish Centre for Ecology and the Natural Environment at Loch Lomond. Phase one of the project at Rowardennan provides accomodation for The University of Glasgow for the continuing development of marine research.

Sustainability was key to the project. Page \ Park responded by designing a building that made use of passive and sustainable design features, traditional enery effi cient measures have ensured that the design brief was met and reducing the energy bill by 19% percent compared to typical usage. The building sets a standard for sustainable development in the National Park, the high quality materials including natural stone and Western Red Cedar ensure that the building is symapthetic with the surrounding landscape.

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The Scottish Centre for Ecology and the Natural Environment (SCENE), University of Glasgow is the foremost field unit in Scotland for teaching, training and research in ecology and environmental sciences. Situated amidst the spectacular natural beauty of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, this pioneering teaching and research facility has, since 1946, been committed to understanding the mechanisms that govern the natural world and the impact of humans upon these.

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