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Leisure and Tourism

As passionate advocates of the UK’s leisure and tourism industry, we combine our in depth commercial knowledge and design flair to bring to life exciting leisure and tourism projects. 

The regeneration of John O’Groats is one of our signature tourism developments, and highlights GLM’s full range of capabilities. Our other projects include Lews Castle, Stornoway; The Abernethy Trust and the diversification of Haithwaite Farm in Cumbria.

Our work in Leisure and Tourism

Loch Assynt Shed

Designing and overseeing the installation of a purpose-built storage shed for a Highland Estate.

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Abbey Gate Studios

GLM were commissioned to provide design services, ensuring the development of an old not-in-use hall, transforming it into exquisite short-term…

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Castlecraig Cabins

Castlecraig Cabins are an agritourism diversification in Easter Ross, Highland. The development included a masterplan for luxury tourist accommodation pods…

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Edinburgh, EH3 8JB,
Scotland, UK

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Inverness, IV3 5NN,
Scotland, UK

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