Leith is an entanglement of people, industries and materials told and re-told in the stories of those that live, work and pass through the port. Aided by alcohol, these stories are most often told in pubs. A pub, like Leith, is rather like a rope: a messy confluence of stories and people. This project for a pub, brewery and hop-house at the convergence of Broad Wynd, Water Street and Carpet Lane in Leith has some of these rope-like qualities.
Sam Llewellyn Smith
Pub, Brewery and Hop-house
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Project description
Past and present characters of Leith
Location plan
Ground floor plan
Landscaping plan
Planting hops: April
Drying and preparing hops: October
Storing: all year round
Harvesting hops: September
Brewing: mornings all year round
Drinking: afternoons and evenings all year round
Carpet Lane entrance
Vault from Carpet Lane entrance
Sketch section
Looking down to the brewery
Half drunk drinks as the sun sets
In and of a place
Awards
Skills & Experience
- Assistant Curator at Domaine de Boisbuchet
- Intern at 6a Architects, Rural Design, Johnson Naylor and Sheppard Robson
Sam Llewellyn Smith
Pub, Brewery and Hop-house
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