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SRUC's Rural and Veterinary Innovation Centre (RAVIC) is a truly ambitious and innovative approach to a building. It successfully provides multi-tenure collaborative space for working, teaching and learning. It also delivers on a truly sustainable agenda, going that extra (big) step to decarbonise on both an embodied and operational front. The future of workplace is not monochromatic in use. Looking forward, buildings and spaces need to accommodate a blend of purposes, uses and users and cope with the demands and changes this entails. RAVIC tackles this head on and balances, through considered design, a functional and inspiring building in which to work, learn and play. It’s been a rewarding and collaborative effort working with the full project team: Muir Group, Narro, RYBKA, Hirst Landscape Architects, Torrance Partnership LLP, New Acoustics, Helica Projects, Thomson Gray, Currie & Brown

Happy to be invited to speak at the Women in Architectural Technology Winter Social last night at City of Glasgow College. It was amazing to share the stage with these inspiring women. I spoke about designing an inclusive practice, highlighting some of the award winning work Threesixty Architecture Ltd are doing in Equality, Diversity and Inclusive Design. Alison Manners Chartered MCIPD spoke passionately about why Flexibility Works and Marina Milosev delved into gender sensitive urban design, her research with London Legacy Development Corporation and her new venture: Beyond the Red Line. Thank you to Magdalena Blazusiak for organising such a great event! CIAT Scotland East Region CIAT Scotland West Region Aurora Tallon Rebecca Trainer Hayley Peel Olivia Bissell

Model-making keeps proving to be a useful tool in exploring, form, light and materiality at early stages of design. This 1:150 concept model is for a re-imagined High Street entrance to Highcross Shopping Centre, Leicester where we are focusing on improving visibility and presence within the wider urban context of Leicester city centre. This physical model allowed us to test the textile inspired, folding metal entrance curtain and how the proposal sits within it’s surroundings.

What a fantastic night at The Revos 2024 celebrating talent in the retail, leisure and placemaking property sector. Threesixty Architecture Ltd were shortlisted for three awards and Alan, Neal and I thoroughly enjoyed the retro theme of the night at Flippers Roller Boogie Palace 🕺   ⭐I was thrilled to be one of two winners of the Rising Star award, sharing the stage with Chantal Taylor from Wellington Square. ⭐A Vision for Glasgow's Golden Z was a finalist in the Best Long Term Regeneration Initiative category. ⭐The Victorian Market in Inverness was a finalist in the Best Repurposing and Placemaking Project category. Find out more about these two projects here: https://lnkd.in/gZYJCGzC https://lnkd.in/gZyvWQbu   A massive thank you to the organisers, judges, sponsors and our wonderful guest Holly Harcus for making it a fabulous event! Revo - Retail. Property. Community. Revo Hub Kayley Buxton Yvonne Boyd Michelle Buxton Neil Hockin Vivienne King Matilda Farmer Andrea Macgregor Barbour

Congratulations to Trees for Life’s and Dundreggan Rewilding Centre for winning the Nature Tourism Award at RSPB Scotland’s Nature of Scotland Awards 2024. The Rewilding Centre – the first of its kind in the world – received the prestigious accolade “for bringing people and nature together” at a ceremony held at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre on 28 November. The Nature of Scotland Awards recognises individuals and organisations who are making a difference for Scotland’s wildlife and natural environment. We’re proud to be part of this collaborative project working with a great project team: Trees for Life, Compass Building & Construction Services, RYBKA, Torrance Partnership LLP, GREAT GLEN CONSULTING LTD, horner + maclennan landscape architecture, Narro, Affric Limited

Phase 1 of the Artizan Masterplan in Dumbarton has been granted Planning Permission and will be delivered by West Dunbartonshire Council. This first phase of the masterplan development comprises a new green landscaped route through the Artizan, connecting the railway station with the high street and river beyond, along with facade refurbishment. The proposals respond to community engagement which called for open space, greening, shelter, play areas, pop up events and acknowledgement of the town's history.  Working on the design with LUC, Civic Engineers and Atelier Ten, our involvement centred around the creation of Shelter Structure that brings spatial definition, human scale and flexibility for multiple civic uses in a new heart for the town. The form and materiality are derived from Dumbarton's shipbuilding heritage while the treatment of the existing facades references the colours and textures of the historic 'Artisan' glassmaking industry. Savills Turner & Townsend

🌍 Layering and densifying uses in urban centres, 💡 Stewardship and resilience in managing the future of retail assets, 👨👩👧👦 Raising the bar with stakeholder and community co-design and brief creation. As STP Partners, Threesixty were exhibiting and participating in Scotland's Towns Partnership #STC24 Annual Conference this week. Gina Colley and Stefano Faiella had many engaging conversations with delegates on the themes above. We were particularly inspired by the keynote speaker Maria Jaakkola who delivered a compelling and poetic 'love letter' to Helsinki! Thank you to all the organisers for a fantastic day. Kimberley Guthrie Heather Claridge Gillian McCallum Patricia Ma Laetitia Butler

A landmark and a legacy. Great to see The Port of Leith Distillery featured in this year’s Leith Annual – the article explains how the building has become a striking new addition to the Leith skyline – in design and distilling alike. If you're interested you can purchase a copy of the 2024 annual here: https://lnkd.in/eWBv39rR

Gina Colley and Stefano Faiella will be in Perth tomorrow at the Scotland's Towns Partnership 2024 Conference: “Investing in Our Assets for Sustainable Towns of the Future.”   We’re looking forward to learning, connecting, and discussing with other stakeholders on how to create resilient and thriving places. This year’s conference, held at Perth Concert Hall, will focus on the critical role of cultural, built, and natural assets in fostering local economic, social, and environmental transformative change.   Please get in touch if you’ll be there too! 

We’re on the lookout for Glasgow-based entrepreneurs who are ready to join the Wilson’s Foundry programme, part of Glasgow City Innovation District’s Venture Studio, designed to support the development of successful products and services.   Wilson’s Foundry is a world first approach. It’s a fully-funded, 4-month studio-based residency programme based at the heart of the Glasgow City Innovation District (GCID). Successful applicants will be located in high-quality studios with Graven, Spreng Thomson and Threesixty Architecture Ltd - award-winning teams able to share their knowledge, skills and networks. Check the link to get an insight to the people and places behind the programme.   If you’re ready to super charge your idea – we’d love to hear from you. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/ezVQc2TS About Wilson’s Foundry: https://lnkd.in/eeneYwvp   This project is funded by Glasgow City Council and UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.