Gaia's Edinburgh Office is situated in a former Monastery, which until 30 years ago was home to Huguenot refugee monks, who operated a dairy that sold produce from its Forth Street frontage. It was then converted into a recording studio for the Corries, and is reputed to be the birthplace of the song "Flower of Scotland". The basement remains a recording studio and the upper floors were converted for Gaia's offices in 1998.