Cooper Cromar submit Scotstoun regeneration plan
March 14 2013
The £10m plan will necessitate demolition of two tower blocks and a medical centre on the existing 1960s estate to be replaced with a mixture of apartments and terraced housing.
These will be clad in brown facing brick with slate effect concrete roof tiles.
A large central amenity garden will also be incorporated to enhance pedestrian connectivity between the Kingsway and Dumbarton Road.
Four remaining tower blocks, built in 1962 by Wimpey, have recently been refurbished by GHA.
GHA are committed to attaining an ecohomes 'very good' rating for the development
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2 Comments
#1 Posted by David on 14 Mar 2013 at 15:45 PM
These appear to have all the potential to be very, very poor.
#2 Posted by Partick Bateman on 14 Mar 2013 at 16:58 PM
Cool...i like the model you've made of a 1960's estate.
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