Stewart Associates enjoy taking part in ‘Christmas Jumper Day 2013’ in aid of Save the Children.
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David Purdie makes the Para-Badminton World Championships
Tuesday, October 29th, 2013Stewart Associates are proud sponsors of Badminton Player, David Purdie. We wish David and his teammates the very best of luck in the forthcoming Para-Badminton World Championships in Dortmund, Germany.
Site Progress
Friday, October 11th, 2013Good progress continues to be made at two of our sites. Both projects are due to be completed by Easter 2014.
Quarter Farm, Largs – Private House
Maritime Craft Services (Clyde) Ltd, Fairlie – Office Development
Ingliston House Interior Fit-out
Thursday, October 10th, 2013The interior fit-out of Ingliston House is now complete.
Expansive rooflights provide natural daylight over the feature staircase
View looking into the Main Entrance Hall
Planning Approvals
Wednesday, September 11th, 2013The following projects have recently received Planning Permission:
Portavadie Leisure Building
The modern two storey building that overlooks Loch Fyne includes indoor and outdoor pools, gym and spa facilities as well as a café/bar.
The next stage of Portavadie starts on site early in the New Year.
For more information about Portavadie visit: http://www.portavadiemarina.com/
Weymouth Crescent, Gourock
The residential development comprises the conversion and extension of a former Water Station Filtration Building with new build terraced housing proposed for the site.
Work is expected to start on the site in October 2013.
East Meets West
Friday, August 2nd, 2013Staff at Stewart Associates and the Argyll Partnership recently took part in an interesting CPD event in Edinburgh at the National Museum of Scotland
After an enjoyable lunch at in the Tower Restaurant, where we had impressive views over the rooftops of Edinburgh we were given a private tour of the Museum by Janette our well informed Guide.
It was inspiring to see how the recently refurbished stone vaulted cellars of the Victorian building connected with the more contemporary tower situated on the prominent corner site.
The architect’s attention detail was remarkable, with another nook and cranny to be discovered around every corner. The daylight that filled the main atrium was something to behold. Janette explained the intention of the architect was to use traditional Scottish building materials and construction yet create a contemporary feel.
Some of the staff fitted in a trip to the National Portrait Gallery, another awe inspiring exhibition space.
Finally a few local drinking establishments were visited before a merry train ride back home to the West Coast.