Crow Road Church by Wellwood Leslie Architects

We closed out 2025 with some completed photography from the first phases of our ongoing work with Crow Road Free Church in Partick, Glasgow.

The project focused on creating a more functional and welcoming arrival experience to the existing Scottish Gothic church, originally designed by A. Petrie and Sons in 1910. Works included an entirely new front landscape, a refurbished and heightened entrance lobby, and an enlarged rear hall with new kitchen facilities.

The alterations have significantly impacted how the church communicates with the street and serves the wider community, already attracting new members to the growing congregation. The refurbished hall provides flexible space for bigger events and gatherings, while the new entrance and landscape provide for the increased footfall, socialising and quiet conversation

The alterations have impacted how the church engages with the street and wider community, already helping to grow the congregation. The refurbished hall offers flexible space for new and larger events, while the entrance and landscape support increased footfall, socialising and quiet conversation.

As the church settles into the new spaces, We are progressing work on the subsequent phases, including a link extension connecting the church to the rear hall and an enlargement of the existing sanctuary, scheduled to start in mid 2026.

Carnoustie Golf Links- Halfway House by Wellwood Leslie Architects

This project involved refurbishing the Halfway House catering facility at Carnoustie Golf Links, aiming to modernise the space and enhance the overall visitor experience.

The works comprised a thorough internal refresh, including upgraded finishes, improved circulation, and more efficient service areas to better support daily operations.

Christmas Jumper Day at Wellwood Leslie Architects by Wellwood Leslie Architects

Never enough of Christmas Jumpers! 🎄🥳 👕🎁🔔

We have decided to get a little bit silly for a seriously good cause.
Just before Christmas we organised Christmas Jumper Day which bring us full of joy end of 2025.

We’ve collected £200. We hope this contribution helps make a difference for children who need it most.

It was fantastic to see festive jumpers, big smiles, and team spirit across the offices.
Thank you so much for all our Team.

Cyber Essential Certification by Wellwood Leslie Architects

Wellwood Leslie Architects just renewed the Cyber Essentials certification, confirming that our digital systems and data protection measures remain robust and secure for another year.

This accreditation reinforces our continued commitment to maintaining strong cybersecurity standards and safeguarding the information entrusted to us by our clients and partners.

Pitairlie Road, Dundee by Wellwood Leslie Architects

Formerly occupied by the Mid Craigie Primary School and playing fields, transformed into 42 new houses.

Pitairlie Road and Craigielea Terrace, Dundee.

Langlands Street, Dundee by Wellwood Leslie Architects

Residential development on a vacant, former industrial site at Langlands Street, located at the eastern end of Dura Street, Dundee. The project delivered 16 no. new flats across two blocks. Designed for residents with learning and physical disabilities, managed by Dundee Community Care Housing Forum.

Pilgrims Way, Auchterderran by Wellwood Leslie Architects

Residential development in Auchterderran provides 45 no. new build affordable homes of varying sizes for the affordable rental sector, owned and managed by Kingdom House Association. The proposals compromised of a mix of single storey detached homes, two storey semi-detached/ terraced homes and a few two-storey, cottage flats.

St Vincent’s Development Completion by Wellwood Leslie Architects

Wellwood Leslie Architects are delighted to see the recent completion of the St Vincents development providing 21 no. much needed modern, affordable, and sustainable homes in the East End of Dundee. Built by Campion Homes for Angus Housing Association the project is located on the site of the former St Vincent’s Primary School on Pitkerro Road, which was demolished in 2019. The location offers excellent transport links and proximity to local retail and greenspace contributing to the Scottish Government’s desire for 20 minute neighbourhoods.