studioKAP architects

An award winning practice of chartered architects

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The house we proposed for this 2004 project in Argyll was long and low, with simple, clean lines, few openings to the landward side and a spatially very efficient interior: https://t.co/UQ2lpp3Dw7 #ProjectStory #PierHouse

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Do you think that there would be a benefit in teaching children about architecture from a young age? This article discusses in detail: https://t.co/9RFbfqZ65Q

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The house we proposed for this 2004 project in Argyll was long and low, with simple, clean lines, few openings to the landward side and a spatially very efficient interior: https://t.co/UQ2lpplenF #ProjectStory #PierHouse

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There is a very interesting debate to be had within the architecture community with regards to education and increasing awareness of the profession.
Do you think that there would be a benefit in teaching children about architecture from a young age? https://t.co/9RFbfqZ65Q

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Visit https://t.co/7ORNzSbbB0 to find out about our studioTIME offer, where we provide a free consultation on your project. #studioTIME

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For more of our residential and community projects, follow our Houzz page: https://t.co/hhiIOYpQEh #Glasgow #Architects #Houzz

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We use a variety of drawing techniques, enabling us to explore design ideas within the office and quickly communicate them to our clients.

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Braefoot, Drumgoyne, 2008. This new extension to a 19th century artisan’s cottage is located in a spectacular rural setting. #ProjectStory

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At studioKAP, we take the time to gather feedback from our clients, learning from each project in order to further refine and improve our service. #ClientTestimonial

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At studioKAP, we take the time to gather feedback from our clients, learning from each project in order to further refine and improve our service. #ClientTestimonial

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(4/4) Read about our approach to the project and how the final building took shape: https://t.co/IuTswFYBmx #ProjectStory #GlasgowArchitects

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(3/4) The new building was to be one they could take pride in as a club and develop as a strong focus in their local community: https://t.co/hHADB3HgsB

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(2/4) Balornock Bowling Club approached us in 2005 with a strong vision for their new accommodation: https://t.co/hHADB3HgsB #GlasgowArchitects

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(1/4) See how this project for Balornock Bowling Club took shape: https://t.co/IuTswGgcL7 #ProjectStory #Glasgow #Architects

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Read about how we approached the feasibility study for a proposed artists' retreat at Dunderave Castle: https://t.co/Dh4X8kNs0q #Architects

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These images show some of the steps we took when developing the Sandyford East Clinic project in 2006. Find out more about our approach to community facility projects on our Houzz page: https://t.co/c761IrkU6M

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Gettinby House, Bearsden, 1995. RIBA Award winner & Carpenter’s Award for Best Small Project in UK. See more at https://t.co/IoAiUMMFb4

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Read about our approach to the project #FeasibilityStudy for Dunderave Castle on Loch Fyne: https://t.co/bS57RQEfqo #Architects

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These images show some of the steps we took when developing the Sandyford East Clinic project in 2006. Find out more about our approach to community facility projects on our Houzz page: https://t.co/dHWMXJVJHf

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Most of our projects begin with a survey, where our trained staff use our in-house equipment to undertake a survey of a building or site, with as little disruption to the daily routine of the occupants as possible. #Architecture