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Campbell and Arnott Architects : Architecture

Contemporary Architect Practice, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

post updated 9 May 2021

Campbell and Arnott Architecture Studio News : Exclusive

The practice of Campbell and Arnott Architects is no more. One of Edinburgh’s larger studios the practice was founded in 1962 in Haddington, East Lothian. It built a strong reputation for thoughtful Modern housing. Latterly the practice developed a strength in the health sector.

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Campbell and Arnott – Key Projects

Pitlochry Community Hospital, Highlands, Scotland
Date built: 2008

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Pitlochry Community Hospital
The Pitlochry Community Hospital is an ambitious Public/Private sector development which brings together several Healthcare facilities onto a single site located within what was formerly undeveloped woodland, yet is only a few minutes walk from Pitlochry High Street.

Moscow Pipe Organ, Russia
Date built: 2009

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Moscow Pipe Organ
This project, designed for a client G-GO Orgelbau GmbH, occupies a three storey atrium / hallway in a private residence in Moscow. The organ is fully functional with 15 stops on Great, Pedal and Swell divisions. It is supported by and an integral part of a freestanding sculpture in glass and stainless steel.

Riverside Drive + Abbot’s View Housing, Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland
Date built: 1964
Modern Housing Haddington

Stobhill Hospital Unit Glasgow, Scotland
Date built: 2009

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Stobhill Hospital Unit
A new Psychiatric Care Unit for adolescents located at Stobhill Hospital, Glasgow is in the form of a community setting comprising several separate buildings each with a set function.

University of Dundee – New Teaching Block, Dundee, east Scotland
Date built: 2007

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Dundee University Architecture
The new teaching block for the University of Dundee provides a total of 7000 square metres of high quality teaching space available for specific and general University use, and includes 4 auditoria ranging from 120 to 360 seats. The building forms the northern gateway to the University Campus, while its three separate but linked building elements combine to create strong civic forms and define new public spaces, with the main entrance framed by the edges of the new building elements and the glazed link between them.

Campbell and Arnott Buildings

Arbroath Medical Centre, Arbroath, Scotland
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Arbroath Medical Centre
Springfield Medical Centre is situated on Ponderlaw Street near the centre of Arbroath, on a former gasworks site. It houses 2 GP practices and the local Community Dental Service and has a gross floor area of 2400m2. The building, which is a combination of 1 and 2 storey accommodation, is a welcome addition to the area and provides a much improved medical and dental facility for the local community.

Armitstead Child Development Centre, Dundee, Scotland
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Armitstead Child Development Centre
The New Armitstead Child Development Centre at Kings Cross hospital is a purpose built facility replacing the previous centre which was housed in a Victorian villa on the outskirts of Dundee. The centre provides specialist services for disabled children and their parents, as well as a base for staff working in the community.

Fox Covert Townhouses, Edinburgh, Scotland
Date built: 2009

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Fox Covert Townhouses
A development of 8 timber framed townhouses on a confined, sloping site with a number of Planning constraints. Site is bordered on 3 sides by residential development and at the rear by a hotel at a higher level.

Monifieth Medical Centre, Monifieth, Scotland
Date built: 2004

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Monifieth Medical Centre
The new state-of-the-art medical centre on Victoria Street in the grounds of Ashludie Hospital on the previous site of the ambulance station provides new premises for Monifieth Medical Practice, community staff and a pharmacy as well as the Ambulance Service staff accommodation.

Pitlochry Care Home

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Pitlochry Care Home
The Pitlochry Care Home, for Balhousie Care Group, is located only a few minutes walk from Pitlochry High Street and completes the larger recently completed Healthcare development located within what was formerly undeveloped woodland.

St Giles Kirk refurbishment, Edinburgh, Scotland
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St Giles Kirk
St Giles Cathedral is one of Edinburgh’s best known land marks, right at the heart of Midlothian, on The Royal Mile. Now the first change to its structure in a hundred years is being built.