Aim are currently working with the Monifieth local community to develop the proposal for a multi-purpose centre which will provide desperately needed social and leisure facilities for the town and surrounding area.

Outlined within the design brief is the requirement for an auditorium, exhibition space for temporary/travelling exhibitions, café facilities, multi-purpose space for classes/meetings, recording studios and staff facilities.

Located to the south of Dundee on the Fife periphery, the plot for the Young Residence offers captivating views across the River Tay.

Created on behalf of Scottish Enterprise and designed by AIM, District 10’s creative media district is a bold new vision for Seabraes Yards in the heart of Dundee. As an initial stepping stone to realising its development Scottish Enterprise commissioned AIM to design proposals for a office space aimed at creative media companies. The building was to be constructed from shipping containers in line with the modular construction ethos developed for District 10.

Situated to the west of Dundee, the plot for the Wallace House offers tremendous views south that are an important part of the design. The approach to the house from the rear also runs visibly through the house to the South opening up onto the garden area and aligned central to the most significant tree to the south. The dining space and the 1st floor walkway align with large box dormer window openings onto the mature forest to the North and the garden and distant river views to the south.

Loch Ness Shores is a camping and leisure development that will provide a destination, amenity and leisure environment of the highest quality, and architectural character to promote and enhance the Foyers area and provide a key tourist destination on the south shores of the loch.

AIM were comissioned by Scottish Enterprise to form proposals for a new Creative Media District at Seabraes Yards in Dundee.

The proposed masterplan is formed entirely of modular construction and prefabricated elements including a central core of offices created using recycled shipping containers. This is one example of a wide range of sustainable strategies adopted for the development of the site.

Dundee Science Centre aspires to enhance and develop their existing facility to exceed the requirements of a 5 star science & education facility for Scotland. Primarily with the introduction of science learning facility to compliment the existing centres infrastructure and accommodate the increasing requirements of the secondary education CPD syllabus. A rationalisation of the existing facilities is planned to combine with the extension of the centre physically to form further science education facilities.

Situated adjacent to Dundee Airport, and the main western gateway into the City, the 102 bedroom hotel aspires to provide 3-4 star accommodation on the city’s periphery. Facilities include a number of suites for private or business hire, a ground floor business centre and a 100 cover roof top restaurant that commands a 270˚ panoramic view of the Tay Estuary and Airport.

The Hawkhill tower is the latest in a series of compact projects set to transform the North approach to Dundee City Centre.

A mixed residential/commercial 9 storey tower at the Northern Gateway into Dundee’s Cultural Quarter, the landmark high rise commands panoramic views across the city.

A curved zinc wall forms the transitional corner of Hawkhill and Session Street with projecting balconies punching out through the skin. The top most level has a projected roof wing to further strengthen the corner form.