by Gina Colley | Aug 13, 2021 | Featured, Project
How can we make workplace more accessible? Should we balance uses between city centres and peripheral towns and neighbourhoods? What happens at the ground floor of High Streets if it’s not purely retail? The pandemic has thrown up many questions that challenge...
by Kieron Goodman | Feb 1, 2021 | Featured
Like many businesses at the moment, we are going through a process of review and investigation to understand what impact our own business has on our environment. As a professional services business our Carbon Footprint is limited to the running of our premises and our...
by Christy Doherty | Apr 18, 2019 | Culture, Featured, News
Christy’s experience working for Threeesixty Architecture has revolved around retail and leisure-based projects, and over the course of the past 12 months the practices’ work has shifted towards the challenges, relationships and opportunities that High Street Shopping...
by Gina Colley | Mar 6, 2019 | Featured, News
Threesixty Director Stef was asked to give a talk at this year’s Rome Whisky Festival on the innovative approach to distillery design at Port of Leith Distillery, along with our clients, Ian and Paddy. Before presenting the architecture of the new...
by Neal Hemingway | Jan 12, 2018 | Culture, Featured, News
So why is an architectural practice producing a cookbook? It’s a fair question; I suppose it primarily arose from our multicultural team eating together at lunchtime following our desire to outlaw eating “al-desko”. We would often have food envy when confronted with a...
by Neal Hemingway | Jan 10, 2018 | Featured, News, Project
Our RIBA design competition entry was a collaboration between the Glasgow and Inverness studios to propose innovative uses for existing Gasometer bases, across a variety of National Grid-owned sites. The unique brief provided a platform toexplore concepts for the...