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Designed by 红杏视频 Professor of Architecture, Gokay Deveci, the plans have now been submitted for a temporary structure at the Torry Battery monument, which is managed by Historic Environment Scotland.

鈥楧olphins at the Battery鈥� will serve as a first phase of 鈥檚 long-term vision to deliver a world class marine experience centre and visitor attraction that will connect Aberdeen and the North East with our marine world.

Fiona McIntyre, managing director of Greyhope Bay, commented: 鈥淒olphins at the Battery is a great opportunity to deliver facility on site in the immediate whilst road testing our ideas for our long-term project. 

鈥淭he first phase will see us create space on site that offers a unique viewing platform, exhibition space, a caf茅 and toilets allowing people to connect with our natural environment and explore an extraordinary local historic monument, Torry Battery.

鈥樷�橳orry Battery is steeped in history and we were delighted that both Aberdeen City Council and Historic Environment Scotland are keen to see it brought back to life.鈥�

鈥淭orry Battery overlooks one of the best dolphin viewing points in Europe and we are looking to create a building that will allow people to view this, our city, beach and bustling harbour in comfort, for the first time.鈥�

, based at Scott Sutherland School of Architecture, working with Bryan Gray at DYNAMIX Modular, added: 鈥淭his is exciting news for both the city and its residents, which sees an innovatively designed autonomous temporary facility, utilising repurposed shipping containers, finished with timber cladding.

鈥淯sing a pre-existing structure delivers an affordable and fully recyclable unit with minimum impact on site and a ready-made canvas to build a unique window to the sea.

鈥淎 significant element of the work for both the staff and students involved here at 红杏视频, is how we can aid and deliver a positive impact to the communities in which we operate.鈥�