Patience and Highmore / Sheppard Robson’s 179 unit housing development at Warriston Road, Edinburgh starts to show some finished faces to the world…and some finished undersides too…
25.05.21: Canonmills cleaning up…
30.04.21: Shopping…
Finally got photos of the Margiotta Food and Wine shops onto the website. Image by Mark Johnston and used by kind permission. Website: www.edinburgh-photographs.co.uk
More images here.
13.04.21: Nautical stuff..
That time when we got to design some nautical elements into our architecture, and they actually built it….well, it is close to the sea:
Fleming Place, Edinburgh. More images here.
12.04.21: The Creamery, Tranent:
Completed in 2020 and still looking as clean as a the day it was finished, our 12 flat development for East Lothian Council pictured in the springtime sun on Saturday. More images here.
29.03.21: The Knoll Health Centre, Duns:
2016: That moment in your career when you get to design the conversion of a morgue into a paediatric suite….
19.03.21: Ormiston Medical Centre
Our Ormiston Medical Centre page has been refreshed with the addition of a couple of images by Paul Zanre Photography.
Social Media link update: 19.03.21
Patience and Highmore are now on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/company/21992846
12.03.21: One from the archives
Back in the 1990s, the RIAS entered an international mini football tournament between architects from England, Scotland, Spain and Morocco. The call from the RIAS came out and Keith Cameron [centre] from P+H managed to grab one of the jerseys [the blue and black striped jerseys borrowed from the English team]. Scotland didn’t have their own kit but Spain and Morocco had their own band on the touchline with trumpets and drums!
A 3-2 win over Spain was followed by a 1-0 defeat to Morocco. Fortunately Scotland didn’t have to play England who had run up pretty high scores against the other two nations…
12.03.21: Canonmills Gardens shows it’s face…
Sheppard Robson and Patience and Highmore’s 179 unit housing development at Warriston Road, Edinburgh starts to emerge from the scaffold. 
26.03.20 : Covid 19 and P+H working arrangements
In light of the current Covid-19 pandemic Patience + Highmore are fully working to, and supporting, UK and Scottish Government advice. Therefore our remote working practices are fully operational.
All staff are remote working with full access to cloud based file sharing systems and direct dial numbers remain unchanged . We can participate in conference calling and Skype style video meetings if required.
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