Queen’s Golden Jubilee Award
The Queen’s representative, the Lord Lieutenant of Fife, said of the service…
Mrs Margaret Dean, Lord Lieutenant of Fife
Early in 1993 we commissioned architect James Bryson to design a building that would communicate our Christian, and counselling, values of safety, respect, hope, peace and a sense of belonging for the end user. James based his design on the answer to two questions he asked: ‘where will your clients come from’ and ‘what kind of problems will you be working with’. He said…
In May 1999 it was a great surprise to receive a letter from the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland to let us know we had been short listed for one of the Royal Institute of British Architect’s Awards for Architecture. After several visits from judges and a lay assessor we were thrilled to receive a letter from the RIBA Awards Office in London to say we were to receive a RIBA Award for Architecture.
The RIBA Awards judges said of the building:
Chairman of the RIBA judges quoted in ‘Scotland on Sunday’ in November 1999…