Woodhill House

Woodhill House is a notable office development located on Westburn Road in Aberdeen, Scotland, originally built as the headquarters for Grampian Regional Council in 1977. This striking Brutalist structure, designed with concrete and glass, features two four-storey wings and a distinctive curved block. The building was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II and later became the main office for Aberdeenshire Council after the regional council's dissolution in 1996. Visitors can also find historical artifacts within, including the intriguing 'Rhynie Man' Pictish stone, adding a layer of cultural significance to this modern administrative hub.