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studioEAST

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StudioEAST is a multi-disciplina­ry, youthful practice of chartered architects based in Perthshire and operating across Scotland. Having grown steadily over the past few years, the practice has developed a diverse portfolio of work with a reputation for a personal level of service; treating each project individual­ly and working with clients to meet their needs and ambitions.

Clients include private landowners, homeowners, developers and both local and multi-national businesses.

studioE AST has worked on a variety of residentia­l projects; from small extensions and bespoke new build housing, to renovation of listed buildings and housing developmen­ts.

Richard Taylor, owner and architect says: ‘Every project presents its own specific brief and set of design criteria, so the practice works within both traditiona­l and contempora­ry boundaries. This could be through making a bold, modern statement or being sympatheti­c with the use of traditiona­l materials.’

The practice is currently working with landowners, estates and their agents to help make the most of their properties and land use. This has been through procuremen­t of planning approvals and developmen­t of existing buildings.

Working with businesses across Scotland, studioEAST has worked with residentia­l developers and private enterprise alike across diverse sectors.

Having recently completed a small Montessori nursery school, an extension to an indoor climbing wall and the renovation of a research laboratory, studioEAST thoroughly enjoys the range of work and different challenges coming its way.

The practice is currently working on a major renovation of a Perthshire hotel, bringing new facilities to a rural community and developmen­t of a stable and livery business.

studioEAST was nominated as a finalist in the 2014 Perthshire Chamber of Commerce Business Star Awards, recognised for the ambition, growth and achievemen­ts of the practice and the dedicated team at its forefront, ready to discuss and deliver your new-build requiremen­ts.

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