MODERN ARCHITECTURE AND HISTORIC BUILDINGSABERDEEN CITY OF GRANITEHOME | NEXT |
![]() St. Nicholas House built in 1962 for the Aberdeen City Council now due for demolition ![]() His Majesty 's Theatre built 1906 by architect Frank Matcham Box Office and Matcham's Restaurant 1999 by Trevor Smith ![]() ![]() Victoria Court was constructed in 1966 on Castlehill as balcony access block for public housing in downtown Aberdeen.
BALCONY ACCESS BLOCKS![]() Porthill and Seamount Courts are built in 1964 as part of the Gallowgate redevelopment.
PUBLIC HOUSING IN ABERDEEN![]() Greig Court (left) and Hutcheon Court ↑ are two slab concrete blocks built 1973 as public housing for the Borough Council. ![]() Local Government building 1975 by City architect Ian Ferguson ![]() Granite buildings are common because of Aberdeen's big quarry - to built rows of houses is also not unusual ![]() ![]() New Telecom a.k.a. St. Machar House was completed in 1977 by architects Mackie Ramsay & Taylor on Aberdeen's College Street ![]() ...but suddenly a non-granite scotish-modern type of studio ![]() Beyond Petroleum North-Sea operations headquarters Dice 2005 by Andrew Lett Architects ToP | Bridge of Don | Footdee | Harbour | Industry | Aberdeen ![]() The 1970's parking structure survived the demolotion of BP's former base in Dyce / Aberdeen |