In 1925, two men laid the foundation for what would become a dynamic, values-driven business. Over the past century, the Morris & Spottiswood Group has grown through challenges and change, but one thing has remained consistent: people are at the heart of everything we do. Now, as we mark our centenary, we reflect on how putting people, values and service ...
An office fit-out project by Morris & Spottiswood that incorporates modular construction and circular economy approaches has delivered embodied carbon savings equivalent to driving 45,255km in a large diesel car[1] – enough to circumnavigate the globe (40,000 km at the equator). The project to relocate Morris & Spottiswood’s own Glasgow office to new premises, Eastworks, in the Dalmarnock area of ...
The design of an educational environment is far more than an aesthetic exercise. It is a strategic undertaking that directly impacts student outcomes, engagement, and learning. Refurbishing and building educational spaces present a unique set of challenges that demand careful planning, expert collaboration, and an intricate understanding of live learning environments. Educational institutions are dynamic ecosystems where learning never stops. ...
As part of Queen Margaret University’s Future Spaces programme, a project to refresh, modernise and enhance its campus.
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