Conservation Architect

Scott Abercrombie

Conservation architect and building history student, based in Glasgow. My work and research explore Scotland's built heritage, with particular interests in architectural practice, patronage and the development of the Georgian / Victorian city.

Conservation Architecture

I specialise in the conservation, repair and adaptation of historic buildings, with experience ranging from medieval fabric to 20th century architecture.

Architectural Research

My research focuses on Scottish architectural culture in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, particularly the work of David Hamilton and Alexander 'Greek' Thomson.

Talks / Walks

I write and speak on architecture, conservation and building history, with a particular interest in themes including the Architecture of Glasgow and Greek Revival Architecture in Scotland.

Contact

For enquiries about research, writing, talks and events, or to discuss potential collaborations, please get in touch.

Image Credits

Slide 1 - Canongate (Work completed at John Gilbert Architects) - © Tom Manley Photography
Slide 2 - Above Adventure (Work completed at John Gilbert Architects) - © Ross Campbell Photography
Slide 3 - GoMA (Work completed at John Gilbert Architects) - © Tom Manley Photography
Slide 4 - County Place (Work completed at John Gilbert Architects) - © John Gilbert Architects
Slide 5 - Provand's Lordship (Work completed at John Gilbert Architects) - © Tom Manley Photography
Slide 6 - Walking Tour - © Glasgow City Heritage Trust