YES..well done page/park. refreshing and considerate scheme. nice to see surrounding context taken into consideration, scale, materiality etc. really like this only having the white on the corners, nice touch. sometimes it can be over used on a design but not in this case and it works very well.

the design is just plain dull and lack of inspiration, similar to the near-completion Glasgow Academy.

Are they fighting it out with Reiach & Dull to see who can design the most boreing health centre ?

Not that Page and Park are in need of any endorsement, but this understated and restrained design is a welcome infill into the fabric of that area.
On a quick reading of the images (aren't they odd - maybe an attempt at an experiential rendering? Don't mind the out-of-focus, but not too sure about the naive 'paste line' and the blue sky though - as its invariably grey in these here parts.
I can see the 3-storey element is to the North and fronts onto the hostile road/corridor making it a win win south-facing courtyard space.
I like the scale and narrow verticality of the openings akin to the texture of a Marzaroli image of a tenement street photographed in perspective.
I like that it is NOT a pseudo 3 storey tenement with pitched roof and that it is modern (sorry BC) and that it has a 'dutch' scale and connotation to it probably helped by the bricks. In short, I think it is human.
I think that an image of the interior /arc atrium would contrast with the austerity of the exterior. All common spaces are led to via a curve! Any other explanatory images?
I also think the form of the building is greatly helped by being on a triangular site!
I like the omni-directional corners.
I like that it is not an alien-like edifice dropped from the sky like the imperious Possil Health centre in Saracen street. (What an overtly offensive building in many ways).
So all in all - I like it :-)

One tweak would make this building more appealing: use of red sandstone instead of boring and very English, bricks. A sandstone facade fits in with the Cityscape and would contrast beautifully with the white artifacts in the facades.

This building looks almost identcical to the Oberlanders Townhead Student Resi Project featred the other week http://www.urbanrealm.com/news/5479/Oberlanders_submit_Towhead_student_flats_scheme_for_planning.html

#6 'this building looks almost identical'
- a 3-storey building compared to a 6-storey one?
Now that is stretching things, or do you really just mean they both use bricks?

Eh Ralph ..... Naw it disnae

I would just like to point out that comments #3 are not the views of this Roddy. A name that I have been using on this forum for quite a number of months now. I am a big supporter of both Page/Park and of Reiach and Hall. I will add an underscore to my name in future to distinguish it from others who are unable to spell. Perhaps if individual names are registered on UR we can avoid such confusion.