During the 1980s, Fortson, Gean, and Nuss reunited to perform again. The name, from the Buick Wildcat, followed the retirement of Gean and Nuss. Gean House is a category A listed building. The Gean House commission was not confined to the erection of one building. The design of Gean also reflects the prevalent changes in social and economic conditions. Gean House functioned as an affluent family home for fewer than 40 years. In 1999, Gean House was bought by an Alloa-based trust company, now known as Ceteris.