Although currently offering limited facilities, the Scatness archaeological site attracts over 8,000 visitors annually. As the site’s popularity grows, there is an increasing recognition of the need to both consolidate and protect the archaeology and provide permanent interpretive and visitor facilities.
This proposal aims to create a distinctive heritage destination and first-class visitor attraction where the archaeological remains are fully enclosed and safeguarded. The design allows visitors to engage directly with the process of discovery, offering a unique opportunity to witness history being unearthed and interpreted within a carefully controlled environment.
- Project Details
- Project Team
Location
Shetland, Scotland
Client
Shetland Islands Council
Completed
2014
Type
Cultural