New Uses for Old Buildings

New Uses for Old Buildings (pdf)

New Uses for Old Buildings examines some of the oppportunities and challenges around the issues of re-use of older buildings with short features on five types: railways buildings; textile mills; doocots; country houses; and churches.

Country Houses at Risk (pdf)

Country Houses have been existence since at least the 16th century. In Scotland there are around 1604 listed country houses. Many of these fascinating buildings illustrate the importance of the country house as a barometer of architectural fashion and country life in Scotland.

New Uses for Former Church Buildings (pdf)

The issue of vacant and disused churches is a significant concern to our built environment. This publication seeks to demonstrate the diversity of new uses by drawing upon reasearch carried out by the Scottish Civic Trust in 2006.