Alison McKee
Alison studied architecture at the University of Dundee and became a registered architect in 2007.
She joined Simpson & Brown in 2006 and started with the design and construction of the Lindisfarne Castle ticket hut on Holy Island, Northumberland. She then became involved in the conversion into a dwelling of a couple of steadings in Perthshire and the Borders respectively; the feasibility study for the future of Lindisfarne Castle Limekilns, scheduled ancient monument; and a new build house for a private client in Dunblane. She also worked on Pisgah Sawmill in Dunblane, a high quality development of two distinctive dwellings incorporating the existing buildings into their design. Alison was recently project architect responsible for the new glass dining room extension at Langley Castle in Northumberland.
