Deconstruction teams moved in to start clearance works for Edinburgh’s new concert hall yesterday, with the old Royal Bank of Scotland building getting a send off.
The bank's 1960s annexe of its headquarters at 36 St Andrew Square is being turned into a 1,000-seater venue designed by David Chipperfield Architects and acousticians Nagata Acoustics.
The site of the Dunard Centre's future stage was the location for a short performance by Scottish Chamber Orchestra’s cellist Su-a Lee to a small group, including construction workers.
