Churches
Churches hold a special place in the history, identity and cultural heritage of communities across Scotland. Caring for these buildings requires a comprehensive understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities involved in ensuring they remain cherished for future generations.
The conservation and adaptation of historic places has been at the heart of Arc Architects’ work for over 30 years. We have delivered repair, conservation and regeneration projects for churches of many denominations, ages and scales, helping our clients navigate technical, financial and regulatory challenges.
Our approach combines heritage expertise with a collaborative understanding of each building’s role within its community. From repairs and maintenance planning to sensitive adaptation and long-term strategic visioning, we help clients develop practical, sustainable solutions that retain each church’s unique character while supporting its continued use. The projects below demonstrate the breadth of our experience working with churches throughout Scotland.
restoring landmarks (Anstruther Wester)
clocks & clockfaces (Anstruther Wester)
weathervanes (Cupar)
windows & light (Anstruther Easter)
steeples & towers (Anstruther Easter)
bell conservation & reinstatement (Anstruther Easter)
rose window restoration (Cupar Baptist Church)
stained glass conservation (Cupar Baptist Church)
conserving sculpture (St. Francis Friary)
old features newly presented (Anstruther Easter)
reducing damp (Anstruther Easter)
rural & unusual kirks (Logie, Angus)
complex masonry repairs (Meadowside St. Pauls)
city centre churches (Meadowside St. Pauls)
cleaning stone facades (Limekilns)