Moxon Architects’ Award-Nominated Faithlie Centre – the restoration and joining of Fraserburgh’s two central civic buildings – is featured in this month’s Architects Journal.

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The Penny Schoolie - a Lesson in Looking after our Historic Buildings

Fraserburgh 2021 has made one of its first small grant awards aimed at restoring the exteriors of traditi…

Scottish Design Awards 2020 - Faithlie Centre Wins!

We're delighted to announce that the restoration of the Faithlie Centre by Moxon Architects Ltd has been …

A Fresh New Business for our Restored Shopfront!

We're very excited to see this waste-conscious start-up taking place behind the restored Gilbert Noble sh…

Grant Awarded for Frithside Street Restorations

One of the Town Centre's most distinctive features is the rounded corners of the Georgian streets. We'…
New Plans for John Traill building

Plans for development of 5-13 Mid Street (the old John Traill Bookshop) into a Hotel and Restaurant are n…

Fraserburgh Regeneration

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The Penny Schoolie - a Lesson in Looking after our Historic Buildings

Scottish Design Awards 2020 - Faithlie Centre Wins!

A Fresh New Business for our Restored Shopfront!

Grant Awarded for Frithside Street Restorations

New Plans for John Traill building

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Featured Information

The Penny Schoolie - a Lesson in Looking after our Historic Buildings

Scottish Design Awards 2020 - Faithlie Centre Wins!

A Fresh New Business for our Restored Shopfront!

Grant Awarded for Frithside Street Restorations

New Plans for John Traill building

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