Welcome to EAA
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This is the essential site for up to date architecture news, CPD and social events in the Edinburgh chapter area.
The Directory of Architects is available (free!) for all architects and practices to upload comprehensive practice information, including images of their work. This database is a very useful tool for prospective clients & consultants to locate an architect.
If you are looking for staff or seeking new challenges, vacancies may be advertised on the site (also free!).
The site also contains details of the EAA council membership & minutes of council meetings, so all EAA chapter members can keep up to date with what we are doing and who to contact on relevant issues; like education, RIAS and local authority performance.
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Looking for an Architect?
Online Directory
Check out our online directory of architects and associated industries in the Edinburgh, Lothians, Borders and South Fife regions. It contains a wealth of information to help you make an informed decision.
If you are an architect and wish to have an entry in the directory, please apply here.
Council Members
President
Dermot Patterson RIBA RIAS
Past President
Kenneth Ralston RIAS RIBA
Vice-Presidents
Ian Stewart RIAS
Donald Canavan RIBA RIAS
Council Members
Andrew Leslie RIBA FRIAS
Andrew Stavert RIBA RIAS
Alison Greenshields RIAS
Pavlina Koeva-Ratcheva RIBA RIAS UAB
Gloria Lo RIAS
Andrew Burridge RIBA RIAS
Student Member
TBC
Co-opted Members
TBC
Honorary Secretary
Beth Cumpstey
Honorary Treasurer
Kenneth Lochrie RIBA ARIAS
Honorary Librarian
David G H Waugh RIBA FRIAS
Council Meetings and Minutes
Minutes from previous EAA council meetings and details of up-coming meetings are available here.
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Latest News and Events
After Dark Debate Series
The Council's City Design Leader, --B--Riccardo Marini--/B-- will be hosting a series of 'after dark debates' in the Urban Room based on guest speakers telling us their 'Edinburgh Story'. Each speaker will show the impact that 'place' has on their work, buildings and spaces and how place has been influential in their thinking. FLEXIBLE WAY TO GAIN CONTINUAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT with the CPD Online Academy
We listened to companies when they said they were interested in our continual professional development (CPD) courses but staff couldn't attend a particular date or couldn't take time off work due to work commitments.
We then created the CPD Online Academy which is a truly flexible way of learning allowing the delegate to watch a course with accompanying notes any time of the day, anywhere in the world.
Of course the online courses will not replace traditional classroom learning and we will continue to offer a variety of seminars on campus.
The courses are competitively priced and we have 10 courses currently on offer including various health and safety courses, planning construction projects, NEC3, RICS New Rules of Measurement to name but a few; and a further 8 courses will be made available within the next two weeks and we are planning further filming to continually expand our selection of courses over the coming months.
Looking towards autumn, we plan to provide our courses as podcasts which will allow people to learn on the move with supplementary notes available for download and study.
To find out more about what courses we provide or to buy and view any of our courses please visit our website www.cpdonline.org.uk Saltire Awards Announce New Innovation Award… and welcome Malcolm Fraser to 2011 Annual Chair
Scotland’s oldest design awards scheme - The Saltire Society Housing Design Awards - has launched its 2011 Call for Entries with the announcement of a brand new, Scottish Govt-backed ‘Innovation in Housing’ Award, and the news that Malcolm Fraser, one of Scotland’s best known and most outspoken architects, will become only its second ever Annual Chair. THE WHITE HOUSE, CRAIGMILLAR
Smith Scott Mullan Associates, working for PARC Craigmillar Ltd, have now completed their restoration of The White House. This art deco listed Roadhouse is a key building in the regeneration of Craigmillar, in the south east of Edinburgh. Built in 1936 the building was near derelict when works started on its conservation in 2010. Funding from Historic Scotland, The Scottish Government’s Town Centre Regeneration Fund and PARC have made the extensive works possible. City Architects' Basketball Club seeks new recruits
Meets Mondays from 6.30-8pm at St Thomas of Aquins school, Chalmers Street.
Subs £6. Mixed session. All welcome.
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