Founded in 1977 as an architectural practice, Simpson & Brown has evolved into a multi-disciplinary firm which now also offers archaeological, architectural history, heritage consultancy and master planning services.
During this time the practice has not only been responsible for conserving some of the United Kingdom's most important historic structures but has also developed a growing reputation for the design of award-winning contemporary buildings.Our aim is to improve the quality of the built environment through scholarly conservation work and well-mannered contextual design that is true to its time and place.
Whilst respecting and acknowledging the past, our architecture strives to respond to the challenges of the future, particularly with regard to sustainable design. We carry out work throughout the United Kingdom and beyond, a map highlighting some of our many project locations can be found here.
During this time the practice has not only been responsible for conserving some of the United Kingdom's most important historic structures but has also developed a growing reputation for the design of award-winning contemporary buildings.Our aim is to improve the quality of the built environment through scholarly conservation work and well-mannered contextual design that is true to its time and place.
Whilst respecting and acknowledging the past, our architecture strives to respond to the challenges of the future, particularly with regard to sustainable design. We carry out work throughout the United Kingdom and beyond, a map highlighting some of our many project locations can be found here.
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Simpson & Brown was founded over 40 years ago, and now aspires to be one of the leading architectural practices in the United Kingdom specialising in scholarly conservation work, the creative adaptation and beneficial re-use of existing buildings, and the design of environmentally sound new buildings.
Simpson & Brown led this 4.1 million project. It involved the comprehensive repair of the external building fabric and the extensive re-modelling of the interior to provide modern office space. With medieval origins the house is one of the most important mercantile town houses in the United Kingdom.
Pisgah is a Ristol development of two large family homes near Dunblane. As a former rural sawmill, the site led to the concept of using wide boards of timber cladding next to back bedded Caithness Stone. Laidneskea is an attractive traditional 19th century steading built above the river Tay near Aberfeldy.
Repair of terrace after storm damage in 2010 was followed by full external repairs to the castle. Conservation architects for work to convert Barnbougle Castle into a prestige events venue. Major restoration works were carried out at the category A-listed 18th century Blackburn House between 2005 and 2008.
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