Scottish Parliament Building

The Scottish Parliament Building, located in Edinburgh, is where Scotland’s lawmakers meet to discuss and pass laws. Designed by architect Enric Miralles, it features modern, innovative architecture with flowing shapes and natural light, symbolizing openness and transparency. The building houses the debating chamber, offices, and public spaces, emphasizing accessibility and connection to the community. Completed in 2004, it reflects Scotland’s cultural identity and commitment to democratic governance, blending contemporary design with elements inspired by Scottish history and landscape.