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Stirling University Building : Architecture
Higher Education Development in Bridge of Allan, central Scotland, UK – design by Lewis & Hickey ; RMJM
page updated 11 Aug 2016 ; 14 Jun 2016
Stirling University Building Photos
Design: Lewis & Hickey Architects
New photos by Keith Hunter of Juniper Court Halls of Residence, completed Summer 2015:
Clean-styled buildings using a simple palette of ivory blockwork and dark grey strips of windows. Picking up on the Modernist architecture – by architects Robert Matthew Johnson Marshall – the blocks step up the south-facing slope.
These new student flats look out over Airthrey Loch towards The National Wallace Monument.
View looking West, loch just off picture to the left – simple horizontal bands of fenestration:
View looking Northwest across the loch:
View from the West:
Entry facade (North), viewed from the Northwest:
The residences are set within a beautiful, historic landscaped setting:
Mature woodland is interspersed with the blocks of flats:
Close up view of the southern gables:
Juniper Court Halls of Residence bedroom, typical, unfurnished:
Willow Court Halls of Residence, completed a few years ago:
Alexander Court at the far East corner of the site:
Beech Court Halls of Residence, completed Summer 2014:
photos © Keith Hunter Photography
Stirling University, Bridge of Allan
Date built: 1967-1974
Design: RMJM Architects
photo © AW, 15 Oct 2013
Respected, sedate Modernist building with some smaller works by Morris & Steedman on the campus. The campus was designed in the 1960s by the Scottish architectural practice Robert Matthew Johnson Marshall (RMJM).
photos © IL + AW
The buildings are low-rise, Modern in style and step up the slope with small gardens between the blocks. These gardens are divided by glass corridors which carry routes north-south up and down the slope.
The University received its Royal Charter in 1967.
photos © AW
The main campus is situated around 2 miles north from the centre of Stirling, closer to Bridge of Allan. It was formerly the estate of the Robert Adam-designed Airthrey Castle, which the University has retained and incorporated into the campus as teaching facilities and offices.
photos © AW + IL
RMJM Architects + Robert Matthew
University of Stirling Library
2010
Architects: Lewis & Hickey
photo © Keith Hunter
Stirling University Library Building
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Airthrey Loch with listed bridge:
Location: Stirling University, Stirling, Scotland
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