News

Hawthorne Boyle continue as Investors in People The Hawthorne Boyle Partnership have on 10th July 2008 successfully reattained accreditation as Investors in People. We are very proud of this achievement which recognises that we have been assessed and recognised as having achieved the National Standard for effective development of our employees. Related Link: Investors in People Website

Another award for Castlemilk Stables Block Thursday, May 29, 2008 ~ The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland has announced five Scottish winners of the 2008 RIBA Awards, and Castlemilk is one of those recognised. Related Link: Awards Announcement

Promotions Congratulations to Peter Merrigan , Brian Monaghan , David Hart and Jim Brown who have been promoted to Associate Directors of The Hawthorne Boyle Partnership with effect from the 1st of May 2008. Related Link: Key Staff Page

Hawthorne Boyle are the Bees Knees The Hawthorne Boyle Partnership were awarded Best Established Business in recognition of our work on multi-million pound projects and in developing lifetime partnerships with clients across the country by the Greenock Chamber of Commerce last year. Related Link: Awards Website

South Lanarkshire College BREEAM award The recently completed new Campus at East Kilbride for South Lanarkshire College has achieved a BREEAM Very Good award. Well done to Allan Wishart and David Hart who are responsible for this project. Related Link: Project Profile

Castlemilk Stables Block We are delighted to announce that Castlemilk Stables Block has been recognised in the National Civic Trust Awards 2008. The Hawthorne Boyle Partnership provided a full M&E design package for this project which includes a geothermal borehole heating system. The project also won architects Elder and Cannon the Supreme Award from the Glasgow Institute of Architects in the Saltire Awards. Related Link: Civic Trust Website

Hawthorne Boyle win major schools construction project The Hawthorne Boyle Partnership have secured a major schools construction project for Midlothian Council in partnership with Barr Construction and RMJM Architects. Related Link: Project Profile