Project Portfolio
This large and popular new town shopping centre has been extensively added to and continually redeveloped since the days of the 1960s and the 'Plaza'. New build areas and revamps have continued in the decades since, with Cosmo supplying tiling products since the 1990s. EK Shopping Centre Website
Scotland's National Stadium has a distinguished history as the home of both the Scottish National Team since 1903 and amateur side Queen's Park FC, 'grandfathers' of Scottish Football. Cosmo products are used in the team dressing rooms and bath and shower spaces. Hampden Website
Loch Lomond Shores is a principal gateway to Scotland's first National Park. The spectacular visitor destination combines the beautiful local environment with an outstanding mixture of leisure and shopping experiences overlooking the majesty of Loch Lomond at Balloch. Lomond Shores Website
The family-run gardening and landscaping supplies centre 15 minutes from Edinburgh's city centre, near Bonnyrigg, Midlothian was founded as an agricultural contracting firm more than 50 years ago. The garden centre continues to move with the times - the recent, stylish redevelopment of the centre earned it a four star rating from the Scottish Tourist Board. Bright and airy, the new-look centre's all-weather environment allows plenty of space for an ever-increasing range of products. Customers needing a break can stop at the centre's Orchard Café. Mayshade Website
Don & Nancy Panoz of Château Élan Hotels & Resorts discovered a breathtaking cliff-top location overlooking the legendary Home of Golf and opened the St. Andrews Bay Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa in summer 2001. It was named The Scottish Hotel of the Year 2005. Cosmo tiling products are used extensively in the hotel's reception hall and within the spa areas - the spa suite comprises 18 metre indoor swimming pool, separate children's splash pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam-room and snail shower with spacious male and female locker rooms. Bay Hotel Website
This luxury castle hotel nestles among the beautiful Scottish Borders countryside, day visitors and residents alike enjoying the very best of spa technology. Many go there for relaxation and pampering; others for rest among tranquil surroundings, or exercise and toning. A massive investment programme using Cosmo products, which resulted in the new pool area, juice bar and spa shop, was completed in 2003, successfully fusing 19th century architecture with every 21st century comfort. Stobo Website
St Andrews' original Byre Theatre was situated in a semi-derelict dairy farm cow byre and founded in 1933 by Alexander B. Paterson, a local freelance journalist and prolific playwright. In 1969 the much-loved original Byre Theatre was demolished to make way for a housing development and a new theatre was opened in 1970. The facilities were modest but rather grand compared to its predecessor! Today's extensively refurbished Byre Theatre was built by award-winning architects Nicoll Russell Studios of Broughty Ferry. Byre Theatre Website
Award-winning architect, the late Andrew Doolan, converted a former Co-operative showroom building at 34 Bread Street into the Point Hotel. Chosen as one of the Top 50 designed hotels in the world, its proximity to the financial zone and Edinburgh's International Conference Centre makes it popular with the business community. Since opening, The Point has expanded to provide a further fifty rooms and The Point Conference Centre - its highly adaptable Penthouse Suite situated on the fifth floor includes a reception area, breakout area and roof terrace. Point Hotel Website