Case Study Robertsons Bond Conversion, Dundee

CONVERSION OF A LISTED FORMER ‘WHISKY BOND’ TO MODERN APARTMENTS

Robertsons Bond Conversion, Dundee

Client:  Discovery Homes (Dundee) 

Location: Dundee 

Status:  Design Stage 

Large historic red sandstone building with multiple windows and decorative architectural features on a city street.

The Category B Listed Robertson’s Bond building is located in the Seagate area of Dundee. 
 
The building was constructed in 1897 as a Whisky Manufacturing plant (Bond) for John Robertson and Company proprietors of the famous ‘Yellow Label’ Whisky. The building was then used as the Dundee Printmakers Workshop form 1980 – 1999, and from then the upper floors remained unused (though the ground floor continued to operate as a shop). 
 
The current proposals are to convert the upper levels into 1-2 bedroom apartments, and to restore and refurbish the existing listed building, keeping all the existing openings whilst repairing the roof and stonework. 

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