Lomond Shores Imax Cinema Balloch
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Loch Lomond Imax in Balloch

Cinema in Balloch, Scotland design by Page & Park Architects

post updated 12 August 2023

Loch Lomond Imax Cinema

Loch Lomond Imax
Lomond Shores Imax image by Adrian Welch

Lomond Shores Imax

Design: Page & Park Architects

Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, established as Scotland’s first National Park in 2002.

This is the largest of three buildings that together make up the Lomond Shores development, constructed on a disused gravel pit at the southern end of the Loch. Inspired by ancinet Scottish building form, The Broch.

The adjacent retail centre is by PJMP Architects and Loch Lomond Gateway & Orientation Centre is by Bennetts Associates.

Loch Lomond Imax Loch Lomond Imax Loch Lomond Imax Loch Lomond Imax
photographs © Adrian Welch

imax cinema complex

One of page & park architects’ more unusual designs, contemporaneous with the excellent and restrained Museum of Country Life, this building’s frivolity gives it some tough issues to resolve.

Latterly the organic flavour has returned with the practice’s Maggies Highlands.

Balloch Scotland Mike Stoane Lighting
building photos from Mike Stoane Lighting

Imax Cinema Loch Lomond design : Page & Park Architects

Lomond Shores
Lomond Shores

Location: Lomond Shores, Balloch, northwest of Glasgow, Strathclyde, southwest Scotland, UK

Another Scottish Imax cinema:

Glasgow Imax
Glasgow Imax
photo © Adrian Welch
Glasgow Imax

Loch Lomond Buildings

Contemporary Loch Lomond Property Designs – recent architectural selection below:

Cameron House Loch Lomond Spa Hotel Resort
Cameron House Loch Lomond Spa Hotel Resort Extension
images courtesy of Cameron House Loch Lomond Spa Hotel Resort
Cameron House Loch Lomond Spa Hotel Resort

Balloch HQ property – headquarters office project
Design: Page Park Architects
Loch Lomond Building

Robin House, 2 Boturich Road, Balloch, Alexandria G83 8LX – Scotland’s second Hospice for terminally ill children
Design: Gareth Hoskins Architects
Robin House Loch Lomond building
property photo : Andrew Lee
Robin House
Further to the major national press coverage and support from prominent public figures such as Ewan McGregor, Scotland’s second Hospice for terminally ill children has been granted planning permission.

Museum of Country Life

As well as the Lomond Shores Imax, Page & Park Architects have completed other key projects in and around Glasgow:-

Graham Square

The Lighthouse

Clydebank Queens Quay Enterprise

Glasgow Building Designs

Contemporary Glasgow Property Designs – recent architectural selection below:

Burrell Museum – Art Fund Museum Of The Year 2023, Pollok Country Park, 2060 Pollokshaws Rd, Bellahouston, Glasgow G43 1AT, southwest of the city centre
Burrell Museum Glasgow building interior
photo © Janie Airey Art Fund 2023
Burrell Museum

New Chryston community hub building
Chryston Community Hub in North Lanarkshire
image courtesy of architects practice
Chryston Community Hub in North Lanarkshire

Historic Gorbals Building
166 Gorbals Street Community space + gallery Glasgow
photograph courtesy of Urban Union
166 Gorbals Street Glasgow Building News

Glasgow Restaurants

Scottish Visitor Attractions

Scottish Visitor Attraction Building Designs – key selection below:

Science Centre, 50 Pacific Quay, Clyde Waterfront Regeneration area, G51 1EA, southwest of the city centre, south side of the River Clyde
Science Centre Glasgow

Armadillo Glasgow, SEC campus, north side of the River Clyde
Design: Foster + Partners, Architects
Clyde Auditorium

Glasgow School of Art, 167 Renfrew Street, northwest of the city centre
Glasgow School of Art

Balloch West Dunbartonshire

Balloch – a village in West Dunbartonshire, Scotland:

Balloch comes from either the Gaelic word baile which means village or hamlet, or the Gaelic bealach meaning “a pass”. Using the former derivation, Balloch means “village on the loch”, i.e. the nearby Loch Lomond, but this would be Baile Loch.

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