Threesixty Architecture is a Scottish architectural practice leading the regeneration of our High Street and Urban Centres and we are dedicated to shaping thriving, sustainable places and spaces. Working across urban design, master planning, residential, retail, leisure, health, civic and workplace sectors, we bring wide-ranging insight to every project and a clear focus on town centre renewal and community-led transformation.
Our recognition as Scotland’s Architecture Practice of the Year 24/25 has been earned through an unwavering commitment to design quality, creativity and meaningful collaboration. We are driven by a single purpose: to make places better. From re-activating high streets and repurposing under-used assets to supporting long-term regeneration strategies, we create vibrant, mixed-use environments that serve communities today and support their growth tomorrow.
We thrive on complex challenges – projects that demand strategic thinking, imagination and an understanding of local identity. Our work aims to honour a place’s history while shaping its future, inspiring communities, stakeholders and partners to embrace positive change. In partnership with organisations including Revo, the Scottish Government, Renfrewshire Council and Scotland’s Towns Partnership, we developed A Vision for High Street Regeneration – a manifesto and practical framework for whole-town renewal. This collaborative, outcome-focused approach guides our work and reflects our belief that successful regeneration is built on shared ambition, community purpose and lasting value.
Here is a summary of our approach to Healing the High Street.
Also, please see below for case studies that may be of interest to STP’s network:
Glasgow’s Golden Z
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Hamilton Town Centre Vision
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Paisley Vision Masterplan
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East Kilbride Town Centre Vision
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Buchanan Galleries
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The Victorian Market Inverness
