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Designating Gray's School of Art (Robert Gordon University)
We propose to designate Gray's School of Art at Robert Gordon University as a listed building. Gray's School of Art is a Modernist higher education (art school) building, in the ‘Miesian’ style designed by the architect Denis Michael Alastair Shewan of Scott Sutherland and Partners between 1962 and 1968. The school is set on a steeply sloping site within a wider woodland setting, overlooking the River Dee. It is located on the outskirts of Aberdeen and to the west boundary... MoreCloses 29 October 2026 -
Review of Advice on Conservation Area Management
Following the withdrawal of the Scottish Government Planning Advice Note (PAN) 71: Conservation Area Management , Historic Environment Scotland is looking at providing guidance and advice on conservation area management. MoreCloses 31 October 2026 -
Designating Linn Products Factory, Waterfoot
We propose to designate Linn Products Factory in Waterfoot, Eaglesham as a listed building. Built 1985–87, it is a purpose-built factory in the 'High Tech' style for Linn Products - a manufacturer of hi-fi audio equipment. The Richard Rogers Partnership prepared the designs and Ove Arup and Partners were the structural engineers. The building occupies a landscaped site within wooded and parkland grounds, five miles south of central Glasgow. Linn Products... MoreCloses 3 November 2026 -
Designating the McCance Building and Livingstone Tower, University of Strathclyde
We are proposing to list the McCance Building and Livingstone Tower, which is a major example of 1960s Brutalist architecture in Scotland. Built between 1962 and 1967 to designs by London-based architects Covell Matthews & Partners, the group occupies an entire urban block on George Street and forms part of the University of Strathclyde’s campus in central Glasgow. Although the individual buildings differ in their design, composition and materials, they were conceived as a... MoreCloses 27 November 2026 -
Digitisation Priorities in Cultural Heritage Survey
Help shape the future of digitisation across the UK GLAM ( Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums ) sector What is it? The National Research Infrastructure for Cultural Heritage (N-RICH) Prototype is a two-year UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) funded project delivered by the Towards a National Collection programme in collaboration with Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). It aims to reduce investment risk and build the evidence base... MoreCloses 27 November 2026 -
Share your views on Cathcart Buildings, Greenock
We have been asked to consider designating Cathcart Buildings in Greenock town centre as listed buildings. The buildings consist of 3 blocks of flats over shops on Cathcart Street. They were built in 1955–57 on the site of buildings destroyed during the Second World War. We are currently in the early stages of gathering information. A listing request does not mean that a building will definitely be listed. It means that we need to carry out research to... MoreCloses 30 November 2026 -
Updating the Historic Environment Policy for Scotland 2026 - Public Consultation
Historic Environment Scotland (HES) is seeking your input on the updated Historic Environment Policy for Scotland (HEPS). HEPS is a national policy which provides direction for decision making that affects the historic environment. It was originally published in 2019 and based on longstanding conservation principles and understanding of cultural significance. We are updating HEPS to ensure it is fit for purpose to enable good decision making and considers social, economic,... MoreCloses 3 December 2026 -
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