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Architects: Reiach and Hall Architects
- Area: 300 m²
- Year: 2014
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Photographs:David Grandorge
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Manufacturers: Sky-Frame
Text description provided by the architects. Generations of Hamiltons, Aitchisons and latterly Wilsons occupied Airdrie House and its estate for over five hundred years. The house and its immediate policies were once defined and protected by a belt of lime tress. Inside this green stockade a cultured and enlightened world played out. Its owners were always closely identified with charitable work within the local community. Ultimately in 1919 Sir John Wilson bequeathed Airdrie house and its lands to the people of Airdrie and it subsequently became a maternity hospital.
