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St. Nicholas House built in 1962 for the Aberdeen City Council
now due for demolition

His Majesty's Theatre Aberdeen
His Majesty 's Theatre built 1906 by architect Frank Matcham
Box Office and Matcham's Restaurant 1999 by Trevor Smith
His Majesty's Theatre Aberdeen


Victoria Court in downtown Aberdeen
Victoria Court was constructed in 1966 on Castlehill as balcony access
block for public housing in downtown Aberdeen.
Victoria Court on Aberdeen's Castlehill

BALCONY ACCESS BLOCKS

Porthill Court Aberdeen
Porthill and Seamount Courts are built in 1964
as part of the Gallowgate redevelopment.
Seamount Court Aberdeen

PUBLIC HOUSING IN ABERDEEN

Greig and Hutcheon Courts Aberdeen
Greig Court (left) and Hutcheon Court ↑ are two slab concrete
blocks built 1973 as public housing for the Borough Council.


Local Government building in Aberdeen
Local Government building 1975 by City architect Ian Ferguson


Granite buildings in Aberdeen
Granite buildings are common because of Aberdeen's
big quarry - to built rows of houses is also not unusual
A row of granite houses in Aberdeen



New Telecom House in Aberdeen
New Telecom a.k.a. St. Machar House was completed in 1977 by
architects Mackie Ramsay & Taylor on Aberdeen's College Street

Non-granite building in Aberdeen
...but suddenly a non-granite scotish-modern type of studio

BP's North-Sea HQ in Aberdeen
Beyond Petroleum North-Sea operations headquarters Dice 2005 by Andrew Lett Architects






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Parking structure in Dyce
The 1970's parking structure survived the demolotion of BP's former base in Dyce / Aberdeen