Edinburgh's Ross Bandstand architects shortlisted

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Edinburgh's Ross BandstandImage source, Google
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The current Ross bandstand will be demolished to make way for a new stage

Seven shortlisted designs for a new landmark in the middle of Edinburgh have gone on public display.

It is hoped a new pavilion to replace the Ross bandstand will revitalise West Princes Street Gardens.

The current Ross bandstand hosts hogmanay and festival concerts but lies empty most of the year.

The competition to design a new year-round arts venue attracted 125 entries. The £25m cost has been met by private and public funding.

Public views are being invited with judges due to announce the winning design in August.

The seven shortlisted architect firms are Adjaye Associates, Bjarke Ingels Group, Flanagan Lawrence, Page Park Architects, Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, wHY and William Matthews Associate Architects.

Shortlisted designImage source, Bjarke Ingels Group
Shortlisted designImage source, Adjaye Associates
Shortlisted designImage source, Flanagan Lawrence
Shortlisted designImage source, Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter
Shortlisted designImage source, Page Park Architects
Shortlisted designImage source, wHY
Shortlisted designImage source, William Matthews Associate Architects

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