Architectural Heritage Society Of Scotland

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15 Rutland Square
EH1, Scotland EH1 2BE
+44 1315 570019
http://www.ahss.org.uk

The Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland (AHSS) is a Scottish charity committed to the protection, preservation, study, and appreciation of Scotland's historic buildings. With a network of local Case Panels, the society actively monitors applications for listed building consent and planning permission, offering guidance to planning authorities and applicants alike.

In addition to its advocacy work, the AHSS publishes a magazine and journal that provide insights into its initiatives and the broader heritage sector. Regular events and talks, such as those focused on Edinburgh's architectural stone and organ design, further engage the public in discussions about Scotland's built heritage.

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