Maryhill residential school extension nears completion
June 14 2016
East Park residential school is being supported by local developer Bigg Regeneration and will provide residential care and education services to children with additional support needs from its Maryhill base, which will offer a range of classrooms and residential accommodation to meet growing demand for its services.
Gary Watt, development manager for Bigg Regeneration, said: “The development of new classrooms and residential accommodation is being entirely funded by charitable donations. These are designed with love and care, to meet the needs of the children, and to create welcoming and stress-free spaces. However the team would still welcome further funding to allow them to enhance the new spaces even further – and every little helps.”
East Park School extension was designed and delivered by Threesixty Architecture (based on an original concept design by Alan Dunlop for the residential blocks).
The project is being funded entirely via charitable donations
The residential school was first announced back in 2015
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6 Comments
#1 Posted by Gringo on 14 Jun 2016 at 16:56 PM
Drove past this the other day- looks really strange in the flesh- like garden sheds stuck onto modest brick housing. Looks like it's been ......!
#2 Posted by Inahuf on 14 Jun 2016 at 22:22 PM
Gotta hope that timber greys quickly; whoever thought that yellow stain went well with that pinkish brick!? Disappointed....
#3 Posted by Art Vandelay on 15 Jun 2016 at 08:53 AM
The timber cladding is very 1980s nursing home isn't it?
#4 Posted by ScotsArch on 15 Jun 2016 at 10:47 AM
Drove past the other day. East Park is such a fantastic organisation, Fleming and Threesixty have produced inspiring facilities for the children.
#5 Posted by passer by on 15 Jun 2016 at 13:06 PM
bus drove me past the other day. interesting shapes that jump out and I too hope it weathers down as the timber finish is very different to the school in bellahouston park.
#6 Posted by Terra on 17 Jun 2016 at 20:20 PM
Flew past the other day on my magic carpet...
It's actually not too bad.
It's actually not too bad.
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