Autumn 2020 Magazine

Issue 46 is now available to view online.

This issue centres around the theme of climate change and the historic environment.

In the main features, former AHSS Chair, Peter Drummond considers the transformation of historic buildings to meet climate change targets. Rab Bennetts discusses the transformation of Edinburgh Royal Infirmary into the Edinburgh Futures Institute. Harry Whitmore shares his experience of attending the 2019 Scottish Ecological Design Association conference and his thoughts on the significance of exposing architecture students to ecological thinking. In the fourth feature, Euan Leitch investigates the connections between slavery and climate change.

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AHSS responds to consultation on Ayr Riverside

Friday 5th June 2020

Ayr Riverside consultation

The AHSS has taken part in the third public consultation on the Ayr Riverside redevelopment, in relation to Austin-Smith:Lord Ltd’s proposals for the site.

 

Explore the Design Proposals here:

https://www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk/consultations/ayr-your-views/riverside-site.aspx

 

and read our comments on them:

https://www.ahss.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/20200525-AHSS-Ayr-Riverside.pdf

 

 

 

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Spring 2020 Magazine

The latest edition of the AHSS Magazine is now available to view online.

This year has been designated Scotland’s ‘Year of Coasts and Waters’, and our spring magazine
contains five features on that theme.

Elsewhere in the magazine, there are the usual activity and casework reports from our local groups and a report on Ayr’s troubled high street by the former AHSS Chairman Michael Davis.

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