Before Edinburgh Park there was the development of Central Square and Central Square South in Newcastle. There was also Kings Place in London. This is the story behind the sound… The Kings Place Concert Hall.

Edinburgh councillors have approved the plans for AEG's 8,500 Arena in Edinburgh Park. AEG have been working with Parabola for the past 3 years and we are delighted to have received a green light for the development to go ahead.

We’re thrilled to confirm that 1 New Park Square has been awarded the prestigious British Council of Offices award for Best Commercial Workplace in Scotland. 1 New Park Square is Parabola’s flagship commercial building in Edinburgh Park’s innovative office development in the new quarter of the city.

Following over 40 applications, these 5 artists were shortlisted to create proposals for Edinburgh Park. Their works will be on exhibition in the reception area of 1 New Park Square and open for the public to view, and vote. The winning sculpture will be fabricated to find a home at Edinburgh Park.

Mark Twain gave the sage advice that when it comes to land; “they’re not making it anymore”! Real estate is finite and there are very few businesses that operate without a requirement for land.

At Parabola, we are proud of and feel privileged to work with some wonderful women. Below are just a few of the incredible and varied women who have, and continue to, contribute significantly to the ongoing development, placemaking and overall success in achieving the vision for Edinburgh Park.

Parabola is delighted to confirm the deal with S1 Developments, one of the country’s highest commended residential housebuilders, to commence the creation of the housing for sale at Edinburgh Park.

The Parabola Foundation supports the Aurora Orchestra in Kings Place, London. The Aurora Orchestra were delighted to feature, as part of Kings Place’s “Sound Unwrapped”, a year-long celebration of sound artists and exploration of spatial dimensions in live performance.

Edinburgh Park's first literary zine, Polaris, has been published. The pilot edition, collated on the autumnal equinox of 2023, focuses on Leon Kossoff’s ‘Minerva Protects Pax From Mars’ which has been woven into a tapestry by Edinburgh’s Dovecot Studio.

Award-winning developer Parabola has agreed to sell the site, located in Edinburgh Park, to AEG.

Five artists will be shortlisted for the project and will receive support and mentoring from our Curator, Matthew Jarratt, as they develop proposals for sculpture across the next phase of the housing development at Edinburgh Park.

Parabola, the award-winning developer of the new city quarter at Edinburgh Park, welcomed Cllr Cammy Day, Leader, City of Edinburgh Council to tour its first completed office building 1 New Park Square (1NPS).

Tony Hordon speaks about a new era of development for Edinburgh on pages 18 and 19 of the Feb/March issue of Business Comment Magazine.

Parabola purchased the old Binns/House of Fraser building in 2017. Simpson & Brown were appointed to look at conserving the building.

Parabola welcomed the Rt Hon Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh, Robert Aldridge, to Edinburgh Park on the 31st October.

A poem written by a class of primary school pupils in Edinburgh has been unveiled at Edinburgh Park, Parabola's new zero carbon urban quarter.

The Rwenzori Rainmakers feature documentary is a character-led film where the Rwenzori Founders and their community share their story.

We are delighted to announce that we have now taken possession of our first office building, 1 New Park Square, following practical completion by SRM.

Parabola has been given unanimous approval by the City of Edinburgh Council’s Development Management Sub-Committee (DMSC)

Designing a building from scratch is one of the most exciting things I can imagine doing - Peter Millican

Parabola’s Managing Director, Tony Hordon, spoke at the Scottish Development Conference, a 2 day event at the EICC in Edinburgh.

Building Better Cities is a global collective of like-minded property developers working to improve standards, practices and outcomes within the industry.

Parabola have partnered with the Edinburgh International Festival with Edinburgh Park being one of three locations in the city.

Parabola, landlords of the historic building in Edinburgh’s West End, have co-funded the restoration of the famous ‘Binns Clock’,

The Scotsman recently featured the progress of Parabola’s Edinburgh Park development, which has begun at 1 New Park Square.

Two new creative opportunities have been announced in conjunction with Parabola’s Edinburgh Park development.

New building designs for Parabola’s Edinburgh Park development feature in Dezeen, the world’s most influential architecture and design magazine.

Sculptor-turned architect David Mach has designed a new building for Parabola’s Edinburgh Park development.

Parabola managing director Tony Hordon has been interviewed for BBC Radio 4’s consumer affairs programme You and Yours.

Parabola founder and chairman, Peter Millican, has been interviewed by award-winning journalist Pippa Cuckson in Country Life. Cuckson is interested in Millican’s "many unexpected lives,".

Parabola’s plans for 146 Princes Street received enthusiastic coverage from The Edinburgh Reporter.

The exciting news that Edinburgh councillors have backed Parabola’s development plans for Edinburgh Park has been shared by The Architect’s Journal.

Progress on Parabola’s Edinburgh Park development has been shared in the Edinburgh Evening News. Planners have recommended approval for the first phase, which includes seven office

The unveiling of Parabola's plans to transform 43 acres of land in the outskirts of Edinburgh into a £500 million urban quarter have been reported on by The Scotsman.