The official launch party for BECK Scotland has taken place at the National Museum of Scotland.  Despite opening its doors in 2020, Covid-19 restrictions in Scotland delayed the opportunity to meet with clients and celebrate the opening of the business.

The National Museum of Scotland was a natural choice as the venue for launch.  Having worked on the fit-out of 18 exciting and innovative galleries, this world-class national museum sits proudly in the BECK portfolio of projects undertaken in Scotland.  It is always an honour returning to a former project, to support previous clients and continue valued relationships.

Guests were given a guided tour through the museum galleries before joining the BECK team on the roof terrace, for a drinks reception and barbeque in the August sunshine.  Situated in the middle of the Old Town, all four sides of the terrace offer stunning panoramic vistas of the city, Edinburgh castle, the Firth of Forth and the Braid Hills.  The event brought together a community of like-minded individuals from the construction and fit-out industry in Scotland.

Chris Galloway, Group Managing Director for BECK Interiors says: “BECK has enjoyed a long history of working in Scotland, so I’m delighted to officially launch BECK Scotland at the site of one of our clients successful former fit-out projects.  We will continue to bring our expertise and core values to the Scottish market and look forward to nurturing existing relationships whilst forging lasting, new client relationships.”

Over the past 25 years, BECK has worked on many projects located in Scotland including, The Macallan Distillery and Visitor Centre, Glasgow’s Riverside Museum, the Ben Alder Estate, Summerlee Heritage Park and Dunfermline Museum and Art Gallery.

Currently in progress is the prestigious New Eidyn residential development in the St James quarter of Edinburgh and The Burrell Collection in Glasgow.

The new BECK Scotland office is in central Edinburgh, located on York Place.

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