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Dundee | James Hutton Institute

DUNDEE | JAMES HUTTON INSTITUTE – Marshall Brown

We are delighted to once again be working with McLaughlin & Harvey and Oberlanders Architects with the design, manufacture, supply and installation of the curtain walling and windows for the new Integrated Barley Hub and Advance Plant Growth Centre (IBH/APGC) at the James Hutton Institute. The new 2 storey building will provide labs, write up spaces, auditorium, café, and specialist plant growth areas which will allow the researchers to continue their world leading work into crop research.  we will once again be using a Senior Architectural Aluminium system for the project and look forward to starting on site later this year.

#loveworkingwithprofessionals

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University of Edinburgh’s Institute of Genetics and Cancer (IGC)

UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH'S INSTITUTE OF GENETICS AND CANCER (IGC) – aluminium curtain walling by Marshall Brown

Marshall Brown delighted to be commencing on site for Robertson Construction Central East at the new £10M expansion of the University of Edinburgh’s Institute of Genetics and Cancer (IGC) at the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh. The project comprises the extension of the original Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine (IGMM/Systems Medicine) development and we are providing the design, manufacture, supply, and install the curtain walling, just as we did for the first phase of of the facility which was completed by in 2015. This latest phase of development sees the physical extension of the striking glass fronted Phase 1 block, northwards to the corner of the site providing additional wet and dry laboratory space as well as additional office, breakout meeting and collaboration space.  loveworkingwithprofessionals partnership curtainwall

 

 

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RICS Award for Great Tapestry of Scotland Centre, Galashiels

RICS Award for Great Tapestry of Scotland Centre, Galashiels – aluminium curtain walling and windows by Marshall Brown

The team behind the design and build of the Great Tapestry of Scotland visitor centre in Galashiels is celebrating another accolade after winning the RICS Scotland Award for best public building.

The building, designed by Page\Park Architect and built by Ogilvie Construction, consists of gallery spaces, a visitor centre, café, workshop area and offices. The front of the neighbouring B listed post office was refurbished to accommodate staff and studio space.

Colin Smith MRICS, chair of the judging panel, said: “These winning projects are a true testament to the hard work of property professionals in Scotland. The pandemic has led to the industry facing much uncertainty and challenging conditions, but we were delighted, and very proud to see such innovative building projects appearing across our cities and towns.”

The building won the Design Award for New Build (Commercial) in the Scottish Borders Design Awards earlier in 2022. The visitor centre has also received the highest 5-star rating for visitor experience by Visit Scotland, which reflects an ‘exceptional customer experience.’

Marshall Brown were delighted to support main contractor Ogilvie and architects Page/Park with the design, manufacture, supply and installation of the curtain walling for the project.

The Great Tapestry of Scotland is a unique project to stitch the entire story of Scotland from pre-history to modern times and through its artistry and visual storytelling, making Scotland’s history, heritage and culture accessible to all.

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Edinburgh | voco Hotel, Torphican Street

Voco Hotel, Torphican Street, Edinburgh – aluminium windows by Marshall Brown

With work almost complete on the newest member of the International Hotel Group’s portfolio. Developer Axcel Hospitality is looking forward to the latest member of their family “VOCO” opening its doors to guests in Edinburgh City Centre. Marshall Brown in #partnership with Ogilvie Construction was delighted to complete the #curtainwall and #window package.

Derrick McKenna, Managing Director said “We are delighted to add another hotel brand to our extensive portfolio of projects and look forward to seeing the finished project in all its glory”

Work was due to be completed in early 2020, however, due to circumstances outwith everyones control the official opening has been delayed till further in the year.

 

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Northern Cancer Care Facility | Carlisle

NORTHERN CANCER CARE FACILITY | CARLISLE – aluminium windows by Marshall Brown

Marshall Brown is delighted to be appointed by GRAHAM Group  to design, manufacture, supply, and install the curtainwall and windows for the new £35M, Northern Cancer Care Unit situated at Carlisle’s Cumberland Infirmary. loveworkingwithprofessionals partnership curtainwall

 

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Scotland’s Biggest Hotel!

Scotland's Biggest Hotel! – aluminium curtain walling by Marshall Brown

Scotland’s largest new hotel is now open for business in Glasgow after successful completion by Ogilvie Construction.

The new Motel One Hotel in Oswald Street, Glasgow, which offers 374 rooms, is the first in Glasgow for the European budget designer brand.

Marshall Brown designed, fabricated and installed the entire glazed façade on the project

 

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Printworks Project Commences

Kyle Street Student Accommodation, Glasgow – aluminium windows by Marshall Brown

Marshall Brown are delighted to have secured their 13th Student Accommodation project with valued client, Watkin Jones.

This order comes on the back of our recently completed projects at St Mungo Avenue, Glasgow and Market Street , Newcastle for the Welsh contractor.

Marshall brown will be designing, fabricating and installing all the windows, doors and curtainwall on this  401 student bed accommodation which is on the site of a former printworks at Kyle Street, Glasgow.

Positing their design principles Fletcher Joseph Architects wrote: “The basic form of the building is a cuboid with a chunk removed to the south west to allow for a protected courtyard. This was the result of extruding the basic footprint of the currently consented scheme – which reinforces the existing urban block with building frontage to Kyle Street, Stafford Street and Calgary Street – over the required height to form a protected courtyard to the rear.

“The protected courtyard forms the heart of the development, providing an external amenity space that compliments internal social areas along with breaking down the mass of the development.”

Faced predominantly in brick with deep reveals the scheme also includes areas of light composite stone panels, dark grey metal and green living wall gables.

Glazing installation will commence in September 2018

 

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Easter Bush Campus officially opens!

Easter Bush Campus officially opens! – Marshall Brown

Our University of Edinburgh project constructed with valued client , Mclaughlin & Harvey, was officially opened by The Princess Royal, who is Chancellor of the University and Patron of the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies on May 1.

The 7000m2 sustainable building was completed at the end of 2017 with the project overseen by the Estates Department and designed by multi-disciplinary firm Atkins. The building provides shared facilities for students, staff and research scientists, consisting of state-of-the-art facilities for use by the Vet School, teaching and exhibition space, as well as ancillary accommodation including a gym, shop, support services and a multi faith contemplation space.

It is also home to The Roslin Innovation Centre; which provides flexible, open plan, cellular office and laboratory space for rental to start-up companies undertaking strategic, commercial and collaborative research in the Animal and Veterinary Sciences; Agri Tech and One Health industries.

With its western side clad in local stone and a ‘living green wall’ and its eastern side appearing to float above the ground, it is hoped that the building will become an icon for the University. It will also act as the gateway to the campus, which as well as being home to The Royal Dick Vet School and its newly expanded equine hospital, also houses The Roslin Institute, the renowned animal sciences research institute.

The building has been named after Orlando Charnock Bradley, one of the foremost veterinarians of the 20th century and Principal of the Royal (Dick) Veterinary College (as it was then known) from 1911 until his death in 1937.

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Marshall Brown secures 2nd Hampton by Hilton

Marshall Brown secures 2nd Hampton by Hilton – aluminium windows by Marshall Brown

Following on from the recently completed Hampton by Hilton at Springside, Edinburgh, Marshall Brown are delighted to have been selected by Mcaleer & Rushe to design,  fabricate and install the curtainwall and entrance facades on the new Hampton by Hilton Hotel Edinburgh airport.

Within 5 minutes walking distance from the terminal, this new build hotel is on the site of the former immigration police station Saltire House and adjoining carpark. The project is currently being developed as a 175 bed Hampton by Hilton hotel with planning application pending for an increased 240 bed hotel. The building will be 6 storeys with all hotel services at Ground floor level and bedrooms above ground on level 1 – 5.

Works have commenced on site with glazed facades expected at the beginning of February 2018

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New Ibis hotel for Glasgow

New Ibis hotel for Glasgow – aluminium curtain walling by Marshall Brown

Marshall Brown in conjunction with client Thomas Johnstone are bringing Another Ibis Hotel To Glasgow

A disused office building on Waterloo Street is being transformed into a brand new Ibis Styles hotel.  As many will have come to expect from the Ibis Styles brand, the hotel will have personality and creative elements throughout.

Marshall Brown have been engaged to design, fabricate and install the fully glazed envelope using Aluprof MB SR-50.

The 137 bed hotel is set to open in Summer 2018.