Landmark building returned to residents
The reinstatement of Lancefield Quay was a monumental project for NIXON. The landmark riverside apartments were partially devastated by a fire before the pandemic.
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The reinstatement of Lancefield Quay was a monumental project for NIXON. The landmark riverside apartments were partially devastated by a fire before the pandemic.
The engineering team delivered their services and expertise to hospitality group, Manorview. The Garden Room project builds on the group’s £3.5million refurbishment of the Redhurst,
Overlooking the town’s 12th century Paisley Abbey and the White River Cart is our development – The Millhouse, Paisley. 34 contemporary apartments will be delivered
A community-led project which aims to be pioneering for the high street of Dumfries, is Midsteeple Quarter. The £7.2million regeneration project appointed NIXON to deliver
Turning an old, dilapidated Gospel Hall on the corner of Finlay Drive and Armadale Street into 27 residential contemporary apartments is the latest development by
PROJECT: Gartur and Polmaise Stables Gartur and Polmaise stables were originally one L-shaped building. The stable was divided into two, creating two unique homes. Gartur
Famed for housing Oxford’s most famous resident, Inspector Morse, the five-star Macdonald Randolph Hotel in Oxford is an institution. Following a fire, NIXON was appointed
Scotway House was the former office of Meadowside Shipyard where more than 30 Anchor Line ships were built between 1876 and 1911. Fast forward to
