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Glasgow Architecture Contact

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post updated 2 March 2025

Glasgow Architecture Website Contact

Contact Details
Phone – Mobile
Email: info(at)glasgowharchitecture.co.uk

Address
e-architect limited, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Founders
Adrian Welch + Isabelle Lomholt – both trained as architects in the United Kingdom.

Glasgow Architecture : Project Submission

Images

send mail attachments to:
info(at)glasgowarchitecture.co.uk

Images require a clear credit to the photographer, artist, graphic designer, etc. This is very important.

longest side: minimum 900 pixels wide
Jpg preferred, RGB format
resolution: 72dpi

We do not take responsibility for missing photographer credits not provided to us. Our standard emails all request photographer credits, and we take this matter seriously. However we rely on suppliers to provide accurate information.

Videos for our youtube page:

WebM files, .MPEG4, 3GPP and MOV files, .AVI, .MPEGPS, .WMV, • .FLV

Text

At the base of the Project Description we like to publish ‘Building Information’ which is our umbrella term for Credits, Design Team and Project Summary information.

Preferred information structure

Project Title:
Client:
Architect:
Site area:
Gross Floor area:
Location:
Status:
Project start date:
Cost:
Collaborators:

Location

We also require a detailed location for the address at the top and base of new pages. Ideally we receive the street name for the building entrance.

We prefer information in Word. Articles need at least two credited images, and depending on the length of text we generally welcome between six and twelve images.

We don’t have a maximum length for articles but prefer not to go above 3000 words. Our minimum is 700 words, though over 1000 is preferred.

Articles need to be unique, we cannot post plagiarised texts. Try and find an interesting angle, and focus on a topic that we do not cover in our resource already.

Take a look through our list of architectural articles. They can be found on the top navigation by scrolling to the right and selecting site map.