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former Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, now Quartermile
The present Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh was built in 1996-2002 as a PFI project, to designs by Keppie Design of Glasgow on a large green-field site south-east of the city, close to the A7 at Little France, by Craigmillar Castle, … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, heritage, history, hospital, Lauriston Place, medical history, re-use
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