Featured Building

Abbey Church of Scotland (Former), High Street, Dunbar

Postcode: EH42 1JP

Planning Authority: East Lothian

Divisional Area:

Condition: Poor

Category of Risk: High

Success Stories

Logie Schoolhouse

The National Trust for Scotland, through the Little Houses Improvement Scheme, saved this intriguing little clay building from demolition, converting it to an idiosyncratic ...

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Lennox Family Vault & Waiting Room

East Dunbartonshire Council and The Lennoxtown Heritage and Preservation Trust secured funding for specialist repair work to ensure the long term survival of this interesting little building.

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Calman Cancer Support Centre

Glasgow Building Preservation Trust has brought back into use a former Arts and Crafts chapel at Royal Gartnavel Hospital as a flagship centre for charity Cancer Support Scotland

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Kelvingrove Park Bandstand and Amphitheatre

The last original bandstand in Glasgow and one of only three similar examples to survive in Scotland, derelict for over a decade, has been returned to use as a vibrant open air performance venue ...

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Grand Fountain

An A-listed elaborate and unique fountain, centrepiece of Paisley's Love Street Gardens, has been restored and brought back into working order.

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Statistics

Buildings at Risk	2546	Statistics Explained The Buildings at Risk Register has been in operation since 1990. During that time thousands of buildings have been surveyed and their progress tracked. Buildings at Risk This shows the total number of buildings held on the Register that are currently recorded as being At Risk.
Saved	1575	Statistics Explained The Buildings at Risk Register has been in operation since 1990. During that time thousands of buildings have been surveyed and their progress tracked. Saved This shows the total number of buildings (since the inception of the Register) which were at one stage recorded as At Risk but were subsequently brought back into use through restoration or conversion.
Demolished	470	Statistics Explained The Buildings at Risk Register has been in operation since 1990. During that time thousands of buildings have been surveyed and their progress tracked. Demolished This shows the total number of buildings (since the inception of the Register) which were recorded as At Risk but were subsequently demolished.
Buildings At Risk added in the last Month	15	Statistics Explained The Buildings at Risk Register has been in operation since 1990. During that time thousands of buildings have been surveyed and their progress tracked. Buildings Added This shows the number of At Risk buildings added to the Register in the last Month
Buildings updated in the last Month	170	Statistics Explained The Buildings at Risk Register has been in operation since 1990. During that time thousands of buildings have been surveyed and their progress tracked. Buildings Updated This shows the total number of records we have updated over the last month. Only those buildings remaining on the At Risk Register will be displayed.

About the Buildings at Risk Register

The Buildings at Risk Register has been in operation in Scotland since 1990 in response to a concern at the growing number of listed buildings and buildings in Conservation Areas that were vacant and had fallen into a state of disrepair.

The Register is maintained by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS) on behalf of Historic Scotland, and provides information on properties of architectural or historic merit throughout the country that are considered to be at risk.