University of Stirling Library Building Photos, Architect, Scottish Higher Education Design Images
University of Stirling Library Building News
Architecture Development in central Scotland design by Lewis & Hickey Architects
post updated 11 July 2025
Architects: Lewis & Hickey, Edinburgh
Renewal date: 2010
Photos by Keith Hunter
2 Nov 2010
New Library, University of Stirling
University of Stirling Library Building Design
Contractor: Sir Robert McAlpine
Furniture: Azzurro furniture
Photos: Keith Hunter Photography, Paisley
Address: Andrew Miller Bldg, University Of Stirling, Stirling FK9 4LA, Scotland
Phone: 01786 467235
Stirling has two other campus libraries. The Highland Health Sciences Library is located in Inverness and holds a wide range of resources in the field of Health Studies. The Western Isles Health Board in Stornoway operates a library comprising primarily medical and other health services material on behalf of the NHS and the University. An inter-site loan system allows borrowing from any of the campus libraries.
Research repository
The Stirling Online Research Repository (STORRE) provides open access to a small subset of our theses in full text: PhD and Master’s by Research. Since September 2006 all University of Stirling research theses are required to be submitted to the Repository.
source: http://www.stir.ac.uk/campus-life/campus-facilities/library/
Stirling University, Bridge of Allan
Dates built: 1967-1974
Design: RMJM Architects
photo © Adrian Welch
Stirling University Buildings
Pathfoot Building
Date built: 1966-67
Design: Robert Matthew, Johnson-Marshall and Partners (RMJM) architects
Pathfoot Building University of Stirling
The University was built around, and centred on Airthrey Loch. The Pathfoot Building is however located remotely to the west, by the campus entrance, apparently to reduce noise and disruption that would be created during construction of the central buildings.
Location: Stirling University, Bridge of Allan, central Scotland, UK
Architecture in Scotland
Contemporary Architecture in Scotland
Scottish Architecture Designs – chronological list
Stirling Buildings
Stirling Castle
Stirling Castle
Stirling Tolbooth
Stirling Tolbooth represents a major and confident insertion into a historic building that is all too rare in Scotland. The contrast of old and new, subtle and strident is exciting and the complexity astounding. The stone building dates from the seventeenth century onwards, and has functioned variously as a town hall, a courthouse and jail.
New Architecture in Scotland
Dunfermline Museum – Carnegie Museum and Arts Centre Dunfermline Building
Design: Richard Murphy Architects
photo from architects practice
The £9m project is integrated with the world’s first Andrew Carnegie library and is at the heart of the town’s historic medieval centre, adjacent to the Abbot House and close to the Romanesque Abbey. It includes a museum of 19th and 20th century Dunfermline, three art galleries, a children’s library and a local archive reading room as well as café and meeting rooms. The project was won in competition in 2007.
Charnock Bradley Building Roslin
Design: Atkins
image Courtesy architecture office
Pennywell All Care Centre Building
Design: HolmesMiller, Architects
photo : Keith Hunter
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