Graeme Massie Architects

Art Festival Pavilion, Edinburgh, Scotland
A temporary four room pavilion
Ceilings constructed from stacked timber joists
Rooms with distinct qualities of light

Atlantic College, Glamorgan, Wales
RIBA International Competition, Shortlisted, 2004
Student housing in a dense woodland site
A rough concrete structure
An adjustable timber veil

House of Art and Culture, Beirut, Lebanon
A building for the production and display of Lebanese arts and culture
Three horizontal strata - Performance, Forum, Exhibition
Forum as both void and internal landscape

Bonn Square, Oxford, England
RIBA International Competition, First Prize, 2005
Scottish Design Awards, Public Realm Award, 2010
AR Emerging Architecture Awards, Commendation, 2010
A new public events space and a backdrop to the life of the city
An articulated stone surface with bespoke bronze furniture and fittings

Old Harbour, Reykjavik, Iceland
International Competition, First Prize, 2009
Scottish Design Awards, Placemaking Award, 2010
Master plan for the long-term development of the Old Harbour
A linear strip as a threshold between city and sea
An archipelago of development islands beyond

White House, near Inverness, Scotland
RIAS Competition, First Prize, 2007
A family home in a suburban estate
Partitioned lower floor to form a rigid structural base
Asymmetric roof 'vault' above

Two Houses, Caol Ila, Islay, Scotland
Two new build houses in an exceptional rural location
Clustered to form a sheltered approach
Split-level interior affords extended views

Aoibhneas Children’s Centre, Dublin, Ireland
Within the courtyard of the existing Refuge
A ground floor plan of internal and external rooms
A flexible upper floor

Claremont Crescent, Edinburgh, Scotland
Reconfiguration of a Grade A Listed apartment in Edinburgh’s New Town
A cantilevered kitchen and dining area
Internal spaces reaching towards the garden below

Community Centre, Collieston, Scotland
Invited Competition, 2006
Royal Scottish Academy Medal for Architecture, 2007
A multi-use building set on a farmland plateau above the village
A series of rooms varying in scale and proportion
Sheltered external courts, sunken gardens and terraces

Bawadi, Dubai, UAE
Invited Competition, 2007
Hospitality, retail and cultural amenities on the outskirts of Dubai
No context, just desert
A series of souks, shaded courtyards, and water gardens

Series X, Furniture Range
An innovative range of multi-functional furniture

Forest Outlook, Scotland
Double helix arrangement of stairs
A dramatic viewing platform above the tree canopy

Sustainable Housing, Carryduff, Northern Ireland
Seventy three low carbon homes
A hilltop terrace, three ‘villas’ and a gate house
Picturesque landscape

Town Centre, Akureyri, Iceland
International Competition, First Prize, 2004
Master plan for the regeneration of Akureyri in Northern Iceland
A cut in the coastline
New connections and distant views

Pavilion for Scotland, Venice Biennale, Italy
Competition, Shortlisted, 2008
A small pavilion to accommodate differing uses over a two week period
White painted timber and Burano lace
Chiaroscuro - the effect of light and shade

Mixed-use Development, Whitehaven, England
A dense harbour-front development containing apartments and office space

Landmark Wales, Flintshire, Wales
International Competition, Shortlisted, 2006
A double right angle drawn in the landscape

Garden Room, Larbert, Scotland
A timber box encapsulates an existing addition

122 Leadenhall Street, London, England
Invited Competition, 2007
A demountable scaffold structure in the heart of the City
Two street-level cloisters
A sunken garden and a multi-purpose events space

High Street, Maidstone, England
Decorative effect from repetitive elements

No.1 New Inn Hall Street, Oxford, England
Outreach facilities for the adjacent New Road Baptist Church
Loose-fit and flexible
Concrete structure, limestone infill

Vatnsmyri, Reykjavik, Iceland
International Competition, First Prize, 2008
Urban plan for the long-term development of the site of the existing city airport
A grid which responds to key views
A landscape connecting north to south

Jiangwang, Yangzhou, China
Invited Competition, 2010
Urban plan for the new central commercial zone of Jiangwang to the west of Yangzhou
A non-hierarchical urbanism
The equivalence of water, park and building