Dumfries House
Simpson & Brown is currently working on a permanent extension to Dumfries House on behalf of The King’s Foundation. The new hall will replace a large temporary marquee previously used to host weddings, conferences, and private events held at the estate.
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Barnbougle Castle
Repair of terrace after storm damage in 2010 was followed by full external repairs to the castle. Conservation architects for work to convert Barnbougle Castle into a prestige events venue.
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Fairburn Tower
Fairburn Tower is a rare example of a surviving tower house from the Scottish Renaissance. It was rescued from ruin by the Landmark Trust and transformed into a unique holiday let.
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Elvaston Castle
Elvaston Castle and Country Estate is a Grade II* stately home and parkland in Derbyshire. The masterplan project seeks to transform the estate to ensure a suitable future for the castle and grounds.
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Dalmeny House
Simpson & Brown are conservation architects responsible for the Category A Listed Dalmeny House near Edinburgh.
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The Canons
Comprehensive repairs and alterations to a C17 house within public parkland in south west London. Alongside the conservation works to the house the project included a new build cafe and repairs to two Grade II listed structures in the park: a dovecote and an obelisk.
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Auchinleck House
The category A-listed Auchinleck House was built between 1755 and 1762. A full restoration was carried out by Simpson & Brown over two phases. The house is now a luxury holiday let run by the Landmark Trust.
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Blackburn House
Major restoration works were carried out at the category A-listed 18th century Blackburn House between 2005 and 2008. The house and outbuildings now provide office and studio space for the creative industries.
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Liberton Tower
Liberton Tower is a 15th century fortified house on a hill top site with outstanding views over Edinburgh. The derelict tower was restored to form unique holiday accommodation.
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Lindisfarne Castle
Since 1990, Simpson & Brown has been retained by the National Trust to carry out ongoing restoration, repair and surveying works at Lindisfarne Castle on Holy Island, Northumberland.
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Gibside
The National Trust appointed Simpson & Brown to research and develop strategies for the future of Gibside Estate, considered one of the most important eighteenth-century designed landscapes in England.
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Historic Scotland Castles Publication
We were appointed in 2009 to produce 'A Guide to Castle and Tower-House Restoration in Scotland' on behalf of Historic Scotland. The report was written by our architects, archaeologists and architectural historians.
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Gargunnock House
Gargunnock House is a 16th century category A-listed house. The work involved carefully running new wiring behind existing historic finishes throughout the house and locating new fire detectors in suitable ceiling positions.
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Lews Castle
This mixed use scheme includes the comprehensive fabric repair of the castle to form a high quality hospitality venue and the creation of a new contemporary museum. The project is a collaboration with Malcolm Fraser Architects.
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Poltimore House
In 1999 Simpson & Brown was commissioned, in conjunction with Richard Murphy, to alter Poltimore House, a Grade 2* listed building situated on the outskirts of Exeter, for use as a contemporary art gallery.
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