ABOUT US

We are an experienced and contemporary design practice with a passion for energy efficient buildings and the sustainable re-use of existing structures. We have a studio in Glasgow and a remote office in Dumfries and Galloway, where our practice was first established. We combine our practice work with part-time teaching and assisting with community initiatives.

New farm house, Broughton, Scottish Borders with Simon Winstanley architects
Beltonhill, Terregles, Dumfries with Simon Winstanley architects
Cottage retrofit and extension, Dumfries with Simon Winstanley architects
New build low energy house, Callander with Simon Winstanley architects
Kitchen refurb and extension, Kirkcudbright with Simon Winstanley architects
St.John’s Therapy Centre, Wandsworth, London with HHBR architects
Olympic Cinema, Barnes, London with HHBR architects
Baldry Gardens Health Centre, London with HBR architects
Kate Greenaway Nursery School, Islington with AAB architects
The Pirate Castle, Camden with AAB architects
Duke’s Meadows Play Area, Chiswick with AAB architects
Frank Barnes School for Deaf Children, Camden with AAB architects
Festival Park, Glasgow with RMJM architects

New Faculty of Education, Univ. of Glasgow with RMJM architects

We are a husband and wife team and first met in the year 2001 whilst working in Glasgow. We both came from similar backgrounds having served apprenticeships as architectural technicians before studying architecture. Over the years we have worked for a number of different practices gaining a range of experience in the healthcare, education, community, residential and commercial sectors.

The following is a selection of the projects we have worked on:

In 2012 we relocated to Scotland and after a short career break, Amanda set up her own practice in Dumfries and Galloway. In recent years, since joining together in practice, we have developed extensive experience and understanding in working with existing buildings which may be empty, forgotten or unfulfilled to bring about re-invigorated and transformative designs in a palpably sustainable manner.

AMANDA

FLOCKHART

After 10 years of working in private practices in Edinburgh, London and Glasgow, Amanda established Flockhart Architects in 2014. Over recent years Amanda has developed and grown the practice focussing on domestic, community and small scale commercial projects. Amanda also enjoys working within her local community and was one of the founding trustees of the Shambellie House redevelopment project In New Abbey. Amanda has an SQA Level 3 award in Energy Efficiency Measures for Older and Traditional Buildings and has recently embarked on the AECB Carbonlite Retrofit Foundation Course.

During her 5th year studies at the Mackintosh, Amanda was awarded the Bourdon Prize, the Charlie Cochrane Silver Medal for Architecture, the RIAS Silver Medal for best 5th year student (commendation) and was published in Building Design ‘UK Class of 2004’.

ALEX

FLOCKHART

Since graduating in 2000, Alex has worked on a diverse range of projects including large scale award winning residential, educational, health and commercial projects in Glasgow and London, to high end bespoke houses and extensions in Scotland. Alex has designed and delivered many low carbon houses integrating fabric first principles with current renewable technologies. Alex combines work with part-time tutoring and has also lectured in Glasgow and London Universities.