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Robert Burn’s First Trip to Stirling

Here at SCHT we are celebrating Burn’s Night on the 25th January by looking back and learning about Robert Burn’s fi… read more

This year has been tough for everyone, but most would agree that the impact on young people has been significant. With s… read more

In early modern Scotland witches and witchfinding became something of a national obsession. Between 4,000 and 6,000 peop… read more

Wells were an important focal point in pre-Christian Scotland. Rivers, streams and wells were associated with … read more

Student Internship 2020
SCHT was pleased to offer a 1-month placement for an architecture student in August 2020 throug… read more

Learning from home has never been more accessible. The coronavirus pandemic has meant that many of us have had to move a… read more

Ronald Walker was one half of the dynamic architectural duo, McLuckie & Walker, who built many of Stirlingshire’s … read more

Les longs souvenirs font les grands peuples. (Long memories make great peoples)

-Montalambert, c. 1830

Down in the… read more

Statues have been in the news rather a lot recently, so we thought we would take a look at some of the more prominent st… read more

We think of the term ‘bungalow’ as referring to single-storey houses, generally in a suburban location. However, the… read more