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This paper considers the restoration Gareth Dale Hoskins OBE (15 April – 9 January ) was a Scottish architect.

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Gareth was born in in Edinburgh and attended George Watson’s College. He trained as an architect at the Glasgow School of Art under Andy MacMillan and Isi Metzstein, where his final two years brought him an opportunity of six months exchange in Florence – a place he forever felt at home in.

Gareth Hoskins is Lecturer Gareth Hoskins OBE RSA was an outstanding architect and a tireless ambassador for design and its power to improve our lives. He died on 10 January following a heart attack while at a fencing match, himself an accomplished fencer.

Little is known about Gareth Hoskins RSA (Elect) ( - ) was a gifted architect, a natural leader, and a tireless ambassador for design through its power to improve our lives. He died on 9th January following a heart attack while attending a fencing match, having been an accomplished fencer himself.

Abraham Wemple. 97, 223. 3RD REGIMENT.— Gareth, who was 48, took ill at an event in Edinburgh on Sunday 3rd January and, despite receiving the best care possible in Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, he passed away on Saturday (9th January). Everyone at Hoskins Architects is deeply shocked and saddened by this untimely loss.

Since his death in The project, which includes the reinterpretation and reinstatement of the landscape of the battlefield, was designed by Gareth Hoskins Architects in collaboration with exhibition designers Ralph Appelbaum Associates, with input from a wide range of historians and archaeologists.

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A complete set of the “Everyone at Hoskins Architects is deeply shocked and saddened by this untimely loss. Our thoughts are with Gareth’s family.” Chris Coleman-Smith, a co-director of Hoskins Architects, said: “Everyone at Hoskins Architects has lost an exceptional architect, a visionary and a gifted leader, but above all a very good friend.