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Glenrothes Distillery
Glenrothes

GRAS was invited by Glenrothes Distillery to develop proposals for upgrading and refurbishing the on-site offices, welfare facilities, and sample room. Located in Speyside, northern Scotland, the distillery comprises a series of warehouse buildings set within an undulating landscape, which includes the water source essential to whisky production. The original distillery was established on the site of an old mill in Rothes in 1878.

The proposals focus on elevating the distillery’s functional spaces through the careful selection of high-quality materials, embodying a sense of discerning luxury. The design approach balances innate flair and considered elegance with a deep respect for the site’s authentic and grounded character. This subtle yet confident intervention aims to enhance the everyday experience of the distillery’s staff and visitors, maintaining the integrity of a heritage site while offering renewed vitality and refinement.

Location

Moray, Scotland

Completed

2023 –

Type

Commercial