Abstract
There are few simpler, happier briefs for an
architect than the bunch of sunny classrooms,
gathering places and playgrounds that make a
good primary school. But, times being what
they are, state schools' happy simplicities tend
to come sorely burdened by a mess of politics
and policies, advice and advisors. And given
that the new Niddrie Mill and St Francis
Primary Schools are set within the
comprehensive regeneration of a failed city
neighbourhood - Edinburgh's Craigmillar is
one of Scotland's six Pathfinder regeneration
areas - its context is further complicated by
the politics and policies of regeneration.
Original language | English |
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Journal | Architects' Journal |
Publication status | Published - 12 Mar 2009 |
Keywords
- architecture
- Craigmillar joint campus
- Scotland