Corstorphine mixed use proposal progresses to planning
June 26 2018
Mactaggart & Mickel are advancing plans to redevelop a row of redundant retail units at St John’s Road, Corstorphine, in order to advance a mixed-use development comprising 32 flats above 15,000sq/ft of commercial space.
A public consultation has already taken place to firm up outline plans with Michael Laird Architects authoring a planning application in the near future to bring the £15m development a step closer to being delivered.
Mactaggart & Mickel director said: “We listened and took on board many of the comments that were made and have incorporated them in the plans that we’re now submitting.
“The site is one of Edinburgh’s most sought-after locations and we believe that our proposals reflect and respect this. More housing is needed in the area, and all over the city, and we really believe that our development would transform the site, bring new retail mix and create a destination in an active and thriving community.”
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2 Comments
#1 Posted by Philip on 27 Jun 2018 at 20:52 PM
Monumental facade proportions. Seems somewhat out of place in little old Corstorphine.
#2 Posted by Cadmonkey on 28 Jun 2018 at 10:03 AM
I’m afraid this looks very much like a hotel, plonked on the high street. The front facade massing needs more articulation, especially at roof level.
It takes a particular knack to make the rear elevation better than the front!
It takes a particular knack to make the rear elevation better than the front!
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