Ross Pavilion
In April 2017 the practice was shortlisted for the Ross Pavilion design competition in collaboration with Sou Fujimoto Architects.
The Ross Pavilion is located in West Prince’s Street Gardens, Edinburgh. The competition brief called for the replacement of the existing 1930’s pavilion with a performance space which could either be used for small enclosed events for up to 200 people, or be opened up to face a new amphitheatre containing up to 6000 people. In addition to the performance space is a new visitor centre located beneath a viewing platform on Prince’s Street.
Our design incorporated a pair or ramps which spiralled down from Prince’s Street to the central promenade at the foot of the gardens. The ramps defined the external seating area as well as providing new pedestrian routes offering panoramic views of the gardens and Castle.
Project Details
- Client
- Ross Development Trust
- Location
- Edinburgh, Scotland
- Date & Status
- 2017, Competition - 2nd Prize
- Team
- Ambra Chiesa, William Conway, Joe Randall
- Images
- Filippo Bolognese
- Collaborators
- Sou Fujimoto Architects
- BuroHappold
- GROSS.MAX
- Purcell
- Scott Hobbs Planning