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Cathcart House transformation beds down with 78 apartments

July 30 2020

Cathcart House transformation beds down with 78 apartments

Glasgow's B-listed Cathcart House has taken on a new lease of life following its conversion to 78 apartments by the FM Group and Cooper Cromar. 

The former Scottish Power HQ has been overhauled with a new penthouse level incorporating a private terrace accessible via full height glass doors off the living areas and master bedroom.

Rooftop solar PV panels also provide an additional source of power.

Arranged across five floors around an internal landscaped courtyard, retaining original features such as a marble staircase and brass balustrades.

Cathcart House was designed by Sir John James Burnet as the Wallace Scott Tailoring Institute in 1916 and now sits at the heart of a £40m residential development emerging from its grounds. 

 Open plan living spaces are provided in each flat
Open plan living spaces are provided in each flat
Higher levels offer views across the city to the Campsie Fells
Higher levels offer views across the city to the Campsie Fells

2 Comments

Norman Foster
#1 Posted by Norman Foster on 30 Jul 2020 at 19:15 PM
I'd love to see them add around 20 stories above ground and 5 stories underground.
airdrieman
#2 Posted by airdrieman on 30 Jul 2020 at 20:19 PM
What! To move the PV panels closer to the sun?

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