Eden Architectural Conservation

20/05/2026

Director of Eden Architectural Ltd, undertaking specialist conservation works at one of our heritage conservation projects at Rosslyn Chapel. It is always a privilege to contribute to the careful preservation of one of Scotland’s most remarkable and historically significant landmarks.
Projects such as these require a sensitive, conservation-led approach, combining traditional craftsmanship with specialist materials and techniques to ensure the historic fabric is protected and preserved for future generations. We are proud to be involved in work that supports the ongoing care and longevity of such an iconic site.

We’ve had a week of conservation maintenance and spring cleaning. Alex Kelly, of Eden Architectural Conservation, is seen here cleaning the famous Apprentice Pillar.

14/08/2025

Eden Ltd have had a long association with the Rosslyn Chapel Trust, Scotland UK, acting as specialist conservation consultants and practicing conservators for the past 9 years.
We're pleased to continue this relationship in summer 2025 with an in-depth programme of work involving specialist conservation of grave markers, floor brass, medieval carved stone and the instatement of new stone over sunken box tombs in the grave compound within the chapel grounds.

28/04/2025

One of our recent commissions with extensive conservation work needed to this lovely mosaic floor with some intricate re-laying and matching of marble, ceramic and glass tesserae.

27/09/2024

Working on the treasures of the land, statues, monuments, design and installation of tile schemes and the dogs in the van !

12/03/2024

Detail from one of our mosaic conservation project’s

26/01/2024

12/12/2023

Some of our finished projects and the nuts and bolts of the floors with joists, foundations, plans and chilling in the van with Pip and Anya!

13/10/2023

Some of our other amazing projects this summer

13/10/2023

Some of our summer stone memorial and grave marker projects

20/07/2023

We’ve been working on the marble at Old St Paul’s in Edinburgh. A lovely place.