Merson Grant joined the practice as an Architectural Technologist in 1963 and became a partner in the firm some years later. He is a Member of the British Institute of Architectural Technologists. Over these many years he has had experience in a wide range of projects from house extensions to steading conversions to new housing developments as well as hotel, shop and village hall refurbishment's in the commercial sector. He has had a long association with various distilleries including redevelopment of distillery still houses and associated plant, new warehouses, dark grain plants, visitors centres and offices.

Distance is no object as the practice is currently handling projects from as far as Strathdon to Tain

What Simpson & Wright can offer you?
Our initial consultation with you is free. We can tailor design your project to suit your specific needs
Design Presentations w Preparation and feasibility studies w Co-ordination of professional consultants w Production drawing and construction detailing w Materials selection and specification w Submissions to seek statutory Approvals (Planning Permission, Building Warrant, Improvement Grant, etc.) w Application of Computer Aided Design (CAD) techniques w Project Management w Contract Administration w Inspection and Certification of Construction
w Land and Building Surveying w Site inspection and quality control w Health & Safety - acting as Planning Supervisor under the CDM Regulations

What is an Architectural Technologist?
An Architectural Technologist applies the science of architecture and specialises in the technological aspects of building design and construction. Fully qualified Architectural Technologists are specialists in building design and construction and can undertake a building project from conception through to final certification.