Buildings At Risk
Printout Request
Please printout this page, complete the relevant sections, and send it back to The Scottish Civic Trust.
If you wish to receive an illustrated printout from The Scottish Civic Trust's database of Buildings at Risk please complete this form and return it with payment to: Buildings at Risk, The Scottish Civic Trust, The Tobacco Merchant's House, 42 Miller Street, Glasgow G1 1DT. Standard charge for printouts is £5 (including postage). For very large printouts a further charge will be requested. Charge will be waived if printout contains very little information. Please make cheques payable to: The Scottish Civic Trust.
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Please limit your field of search as far as possible as we have nearly 2,000 properties on the Register. The more specific you can be, the easier it is for us to supply information that will be of use to you.
TYPE OF BUILDING
Please tick beside the type of building that you are interested in.
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Mansion/shooting lodge This category automatically includes Scots baronial mansions, Georgian style mansions and large nineteenth century castles. If you are interested only in one or two of these categories, please indicate. |
| O | Town houses/flats/tenements (of varying sizes, some with shops on ground floor) |
| O | Cottages and small houses in non-urban settings This category includes gate lodges. Please indicate if you wish to receive information on gate lodges only. |
| O | Buildings which might be convertible to a middle- sized dwelling (or other uses of that scale) This category will automatically include many small country houses/laird's houses; farm houses; manses; tower houses; agricultural buildings and mills; ancillary estate buildings (stables, dairies etc.); domestic-sized station buildings; lighthouse dwellings. |
| O | Tower houses (medieval) |
| O | Watermills |
| O | Smaller (usually rural) Churches which might be suitable for conversion. |
| Most buildings in the following categories would not really be suitable for conversion to a single home: | |
| O | Civic, municipal, commercial, educational buildings (eg. town hall, police station, bank, office block, academy, library, custom house, museum) |
| O | Pubs, clubs, hotels |
| O | Hospitals, convents, barracks, institutions |
| O | Manufacturing and industrial buildings (eg. industrial mill, brewery, factory) |
| O | Cinemas, theatres |
| O | Churches |
| O | Warehouses |
| O | Railway stations, tram sheds, dockside buildings |
| If you tick one of the following boxes your printout will exclude buildings in areas which are neither strictly urban or rural | |
| O | I am interested in urban buildings only |
| O | I am interested in non-urban buildings only |
LOCATION
Buildings at Risk records are stored according to the local authority area. Please list
areas of interest according to Council name (see map below), restricting your choice as
far as possible (you can always come back for more)
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Because of their size, the four largest areas can be broken down into districts (based upon former district council areas). If choosing one of these areas, please indicate which districts are required:
| ABERDEENSHIRE
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1. North (former Banff & Buchan) 2. Central (former Gordon) 3. South (former Kincardine & Deeside) |
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| HIGHLAND
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1. Badenoch & Strathspey 2. Caithness 3. Inverness 4. Lochaber 5. Nairn 6. Ross & Cromarty 7. Skye & Lochalsh 8. Sutherland |
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| BORDERS
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1. Berwickshire 2. Ettick & Lauderdale 3. Roxburgh 4. Tweeddale |
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| DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY
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1. Annandale & Eskdale 2. Nithsdale 3. Stewarty 4. Wigtown |
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