Nicoll Russell Studios, Architects

Nicoll Russell Studios, Architects

Nicoll Russell Studios, Architects is an architecture practice based in Dundee, Scotland. The firm was established in 1982 by Andrew Nicoll and Ric Russell as a result of the completion of Dundee Repertory Theatre. Andrew Nicoll has since retired, and the practice is now led by Professor Ric Russell, appointed OBE in 2005, who is an associate of the Royal Scottish Academy. The practice also has a further five partners; Andy Baxter, Doug Binnie, Ron McHoul, Scott Turpie and Willie Watt.

The Dundee Repertory Theatre received the practice's first Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Award. The practice has since won a number of awards including RIBA, National Civic Trust, Dynamic Place and Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) Awards.

Projects

Among Nicoll Russell's principal projects are Arbroath Market Place (1987), The Grianan Building, Dundee (1987), TSB Bank, St Andrews (1989), Scrimgeour's Corner, Crieff (1993), the White Top Centre, Dundee (1995), Dundee Sheriff Court (1998), the Falkirk Wheel (1999), the Byre Theatre, St Andrews (2002), Scottish Dance Theatre, Dundee (2003), An Lanntair, Stornoway (2005), Howden Park Arts Centre, Livingston (2009), and the Briggait Artists' Studios Complex, in a listed former fish market facing the River Clyde in Glasgow, for The Wasps Trust (due 2010).


References

1. “Nicoll Russell wins competition for Calyx visitor centre” – Building Design Page 7 – Publisher : Nina Wright - 19/10/2007

2. Gordon Bannerman – “Plan for Green Paradise” – Perthshire Advertiser Page 1 – 01/06/2007.

3. “DIA Best Building of the 90’s Competition 2007” – Dialogue Page 10 – Dundee Institute of Architects - Summer 2007.

4. “Scottish Ballet shortlists five” – Prospect Page 4 – Publisher: Carnyx (Gordon Young) – October 2005.

5. Angela Sprason – “Come Dancing” – Hot Dip Glavanizing Page 3 – Publisher: David M Baron – 2004.

6. “2004 Civic Trust Awards” (Byre Theatre) – The Civic Trust Awards 2003 Page 46 -Publisher: Tony Arnold -

7. “The Space, Scottish School of Contemporary Dance, Dundee” – Concrete Page 28– Publisher: The Concrete Society – November/December 2003.

8. Alison Forest – “Missing Link” – Prospect Page 14 – Publisher: Carnyx (Gordon Young) – October 2003.

9. Fiona Armstrong – “Dancing to a contemporary tune” – Homes & Interiors, Scotland Page 77 – Publisher: Beth Forsyth – April 2003.

10. Peter Wilson – “Performance Piece” – Building Design Page 13 – Publisher: Andy Jordan - 04/04/2003.

11. “Projects in Prospect – “A port in a storm” – Prospect Page 14 - Publisher: Carnyx (Gordon Young) – March/April 2003.

12. “Stepping Out” – Prospect Page 16 – Publisher: Carnyx (Gordon Young) –January/February 2003

13. Alison Forrest – “Setting the Wheel in Motion” – Prospect Page 14 – Publisher: Carnyx (Gordon Young) – July/August 2002.

14. “The Concrete Society 2002 Awards for Outstanding New Structures” – Concrete Page 26 – Publisher: ? – 2002.

15. Sutherland Lyall – “Orthoworld Centre, Dundee” – aj Focus Page 57 – Publisher: Paul Finch – February 2002.

16. “Scotland’s Best Architects” – Prospect Page 19 – Publisher: Carnyx – January/February 2002.

17. Alison Forrest – “Lights up in St Andrews” – Prospect Page 20 – Publisher: Carnyx – January/February 2002.

18. Robin Ellis – “Small Projects 2002” (Orthoworld) – aj Page 30 – Publisher: David Fox – 24/01/2002.

19. Caroline Ednie – “Putting on a ballet good show” – The Herald Page 6 – Publisher…… - 22/12/2001.

20. Eleanor Young – “Intimate Scene” – RIBA Journal Page 36 – Publisher: RIBA Journals – November 2001.

21. Penny Lewis – “Arts Centre” – Prospect Issue 122 Page 18 – Publisher: Carnyx – Prospect Spring.

22. Peter Wilson – “Little Treasure” – RIBA Interiors Page 29 – Publisher: Tony Arnold - October 2001.

23. Picture of the interior of new Byre Theatre – Prompt Page 1 – Publisher: Theatrical Management Association – 25/08/2001.

24. Unveiling of images for private hospital in Kingston – Building Design Page 7 – Publisher: Louise Rogers – 10/08/2001.

25. Peter Wilson – “Stage Whispers” – Building Design Page 14 – Publisher: Louise Rogers - 06/07/2001.

26. “Dundee Sheriff Court” – Scotland’s 100 Best New Buildings Page 93 – Publisher: Carnyx (Gordon Young) – 2000.

27. “National Awards, RIBA 1998” – RIBA Architecture Awards Page 33 – Publisher….. – 1988.

28. Fiona Reid – “Fiona Reid visits a traditional Fife farmhouse full of contradictions” – The Home Show – Publisher……… - October/November 1997.

29. “Grasping the Nettle” – Dundee Tayside Page 87 – Publisher: Dundee and Tayside Chamber of Commerce and Industry – Autumn 1997.

30. Author? – “Dundee Sheriff Court” – Dialogue Page 6 – Publisher………. – February 1997.

31. Various Authors – “The Therapeutic Qualities of Nature” – The Architects’ Journal Page 29 – August 1994.

32. “Architects pleased at RFAC commendation” – Dundee Courier and Advertiser – Publisher: DC Thomson – 30/07/1991.

33. “A Hard Act to Follow” – Architecture – Parkyn’s Progress, Dundee Page 35 – Publisher: ………. – 12/04/1991.

34. “TSB Bank St Andrews” – Building Magazine Page 43 - Publisher:Building (Publishers) Ltd – 12/01/1990.

35. Patrick Hannay – “The Grianan Building, Dundee Technology Park” – AJ Page 1 – Publisher: …… - 12/10/1988.

36. Anthony Williams – “Grianan Building, Dundee” – Building Magazine Page 47 – Publisher…….. – 23/09/1988.

37. John Ritter – “L’angolo delle torri” – Progetto d’architettura Page 114 – Publisher:…….. – No date

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