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Earth Day 2025 – Sustainable Design & Commercial Development
In celebration of Earth Day 2025, GLM are demonstrating how careful planning and creative thinking can result in a low-carbon,…
Julie Wilson joins GLM
GLM is delighted to welcome award-winning architect, Julie Wilson, to the practice. Julie is a highly experienced Chartered Architect with…
Reimagining hospitality spaces through sustainable and adaptive design
The reuse and renovation of existing buildings presents an opportunity for the hospitality sector to create unique and sustainable spaces.
GLM achieves consent for Princes Street hotel redevelopment
GLM have obtained listed building and planning consent for a hotel redevelopment in the heart of Edinburgh city centre. The…
We are Hiring
GLM are looking to recruit professionals to join our multi-disciplinary practice. Are you an experienced, talented and enthusiastic professional that…
Nominations open for the Helping it Happen Awards 2024
The Helping it Happen Awards ceremony is the most prestigious event in Scottish Land and Estate’s calendar year, showcasing and…
Earth Day 2024 – Eliminating Plastics from Construction
On this Earth Day, we are looking at how we can eliminate plastics from our construction. Plastics were the wonder…
Redeveloping John O’ Groats: Bringing the design to life
Bringing John O' Groats to life through construction management - Neil reflects on the site phase at JoG.
Redeveloping John O’ Groats: Designing an iconic destination
Neil, Project Architect, reminisces on how he came to design a bold and contemporary, Scandi-inspired addition to the bleak and dilapidated Inn at John O' Groats. This is the first blog in a series marking ten years since the redevelopment was officially opened.
One Month As A Graduate Apprentice Building Surveyor
GLM's Graduate Apprentice Rebecca shares with us her first month as a Building Surveyor in training.
GLM at the Argyll and Bute Design Awards
GLM were shortlisted finalists at the 2023 Argyll and Bute Design Awards.
Plans Flourish For Highland Community Innovation Campus
The Highland Council has approved plans for the Gro For You Community Innovation Campus, a pioneering initiative which combines training facilities, research and development in food technologies and a unique tourism and hospitality offering. The Campus hopes to boost the local economy of Tain and the wider Easter Ross Peninsula.
