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NEWS AWARDS
Anderson Bell + Christie celebrates Chartered Institute of Housing award
Glasgow-based architects Anderson Bell + Christie has been awarded a Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) Scotland Award in partnership with The City of Edinburgh Council for a recently completed housing project at Sighthill in Edinburgh. The practice, which is located on Great
Western Road in Glasgow, received the ‘Excellence in Regeneration and Sustainability’ Award at the 2023 Chartered Institute of Housing Awards on 27 October. The development provides 184 new homes in the west of Edinburgh and features a range of house sizes and types, creating a “fully balanced and inclusive community.”
Senior architect Eoin Kavanagh, who led the regeneration project at Sighthill, worked alongside The City of Edinburgh Council and the rest of the team at Anderson Bell + Christie to complete the project over a number of years.
The site of the new development was EDUCATION
Bond Bryan Architects launches Academy at Bradford College
A brand new Academy based at the Bradford College Trinity Green Campus has launched in partnership with Sheffi eld-based architects, Bond Bryan. The Bond Bryan Academy will see the practice’s team serve as guest lecturers, adding “vital industry knowledge and perspective to Bradford College students’ learning,” said the architects.
Bond Bryan will also undertake workshops, site visits, and mentorship programmes for students across various courses in the College’s Construction & Engineering Department, immersing them in the day-to-day operations of a successful architecture fi rm.
As part of the partnership, a specially designed Bond Bryan base room has been designed and built in the heart of Trinity Green Campus. As well as serving as a purpose-built classroom to support Design, Surveying & Planning for Construction T Level students, architects will use the facility to oversee new estate projects on site.
Bond Bryan has in-depth knowledge of the education sector and curriculum requirements at Bradford College. The team has collaborated on various successful projects to date, including the design and construction of both the College’s David Hockney Building and Advanced Technology Centre.
previously occupied by high-rise fl ats. The new housing now addresses the previous lack of good quality, accessible routes to and within the area by providing attractive, safe pedestrian routes to Sighthill Park and the adjacent Napier University campus.
Jonathan McQuillan, director at Anderson Bell + Christie, said: “This is a prestigious accolade in our industry, so we’re thrilled to have won the ‘Excellence in Regeneration and Sustainability’ award 2023 with the City of Edinburgh Council.”
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