The Place of Paisley is a complex multi-period building adjacent to, and part of Paisley Abbey. Containing elements from the medieval monastery, with a number of alterations over subsequent centuries (including an extended period in secular ownership) the building is of enormous significance, yet perhaps often overlooked by its immediate neighbour. Simpson & Brown were appointed to design new visitor facilities for the Abbey, incorporating parts of the Place – this conservation plan was prepared in advance of this project.
Useful links:
Client website - www.paisleyabbey.org.uk
RCAHMS Canmore - NS46SE 2.01
Listed building report - 38911
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