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This pack of ready-to-assemble decorations contains ten templates of the top entries (more info) from our recent Christmas tree decoration competition. Have some Christmas fun assembling them yourself before enjoying them on your Christmas tree! All proceeds will be donated to the Architects Benevolent Society.

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Over the last six decades Barcelona-based MBM Architects has evolved as one of the pre-eminent architectural practices in Europe. Their work has helped shape many cities and fundamentally influenced the evolution of European architecture and city planning. Martorell, Bohigas and Mackay's work is characterised by its simplicity of form and human scale. They create urban spaces which are welcoming to their inhabitiants and add to the vibrancy of cities.

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Glasgow's origins are of profound importance towards understanding how this city grew from modest beginnings to become first a place of pilgrimage, then a merchant centre and ultimately an industrial powerhouse of world significance.

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The introduction puts Glasgow's regeneration into context, by looking at its diverse history and the current influences which have led to major redevelopments.  The full-colour guide section then details the 99 featured projects - built and on the drawing board - with authority and wit.

The drawings of John Harden (1772-1847), a selection of which are reproduced in this book, form one of the most appealing and attractive minor treasures of the National Library of Scotland. The sketches were made to illustrate a journal. In this book, short but telling quotations from this extensive and remarkably detailed account of the daily round of a well-to-do family have been chosen to accompany a selection of the finest and most appealing of the Harden drawings.

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Great ecclesiastical city, Tobacco Lord city, Merchant City, cotton city, industrial city, second city of the Empire: Glasgow has been all of these. Companion volume to Central Glasgow, this book focuses upon the architectural treasures of the outer suburbs and ancient villages. From Govan to Easterhouse, from the Cathkin Braes to Shieldhall, from West End to 'Sou-side' - from private mansions to public buildings: this Guide encompasses the work of many illustrious Scottish architects of the 18th to 21st centuries, from the world famous to the many who are less known beyond the city.

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This book focuses on the buildings and street names of Glasgow's Merchant City and highlights the city's tangible links with slavery. Glasgow street names - Jamaica, Virginia, Buchanan and Glassford - pay tribute to the plantation colonies and the merchants who gained vast fortunes trading with them. Historical exploration also tells the story of why and how Glasgow, the centre of the colonial trade in eighteenth-century Britain, became the fulcrum of the anti-slavery movement in the half century after 1780. Stephen Mullen considers Glasgow's role in both the malaise and the attempted remedy.

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This book is an appreciation of a misunderstood and little known architect, whose buildings have left an indelible mark upon Scotland. In his gigantic American-inspired banks he showed Scotland the means by which it could transform itself from the old architecture into the 20th century.

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A substantial chunk carved out of central Aberdeenshire that stretches from the foothills of the Cairngorms, through the grain-girnel of the Gairloch, to the coastal villages of Collieston and Newburgh. A landscape of rich farmalnd, small towns, country kirks and, above all, castles.

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Everything in Clackmannanshire is dominated by the superb Ochil Hills or the River Forth. Starting in Clackmannan, the historic country town, thence to Alloa, one of Britain's first industrial towns, this guide traces the River Devon from the Forth at Cambus, through each of the Hillfoots villages, to its source in magical Glendevon.

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Dumfries & Galloway is a distinctive, delightful and varied land. Its buildings are linked to great names in Scottish history and with them, influential architects such as the Adam family, James Smith, William Burn and David Bryce

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Read about Dunmore and its mouth-watering Pineapple. the great castles of Airth, Torwood, Almond and Castle Cary, Kinneil House with the finest Renaissance wall paintings in Scotland and Callendar House, Falkirk's very own 'Chateau-by-the-Forth'

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Through the islands' buildings, a glimpse of the long and richly woven threads of their history can be seen.  The illustrations encourage islanders and visitors to explore more closely, not only the towns of Kirkwall and Stromness and the better-known buildings and monuments, but also the more obscure sites and the outer islands which hold a wealth of treasures.

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The 'fair city' of Perth is the starting point for this much sought after Guide in the RIAS/Landmark Trust series.  The Gateway to the Highlands, it was second only to Berwick in terms of wealth by 1200 and a meeting place of parliaments and general councils when Scone Palace witnessed the coronations of Macbeth, Robert the Bruce and Charles II.

The book finishes in Kinross-shire, the second smallest county, where architects William Bruce and William Adam built their homes.

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A revised edition to the best-selling guide to the Kingdom of Fife; its rich diversity, its unique geography an stormy history.

Buildings range from the hermit's cell to the cathedral, from weavers cothouse to royal palace and from horsemill to power station with anecdotes from such celebrated commentators such as Sir Walter Scott, Boswell & Johnson, Daniel Defoe, RL Stevenson and John Buchan.

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The Monklands Guide traces the economic and social fortunes of the area through its varied architecture, and is laid out as a perambulation through the two principal towns and their satellite villages, working from east to west (from papermaking and weaving to iron puddling and fireclay manufacture)

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This richly illustrated handbook reveals how the architecture of the Western Seaboard has transformed itself through at least four cultures - a compelling story of survival and revival. It is a story of holy men and holiday-makers, seafarers, warriors and crofters and of the enduring influences of religion and clanship in the face of repeated waves of modernisation. This is the ideal accompaniment for anyone wishing to visit some of the most haunting landscapes in the world and learn something of those who inhabit them.