NVA Glasgow, Public Art Scotland

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Make Me Up, a new film by Rachel Maclean

NVA news – working with Hopscotch Films to co-produce Make Me Up, a new film by acclaimed Scottish artist Rachel Maclean which marks 100 years since women were first given the right to vote in the UK

The Garment Factory in Glasgow Building

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The Garment Factory in Glasgow

A category ‘B’ listed building located at the corner of Ingram Street and Montrose Street in the Merchant City Central Conservation Area, the Garment Factory is one of Glasgow’s most notable buildings. It provides 47,382 sq ft of high quality retail and design-focused office space over seven floors.

The New Tenement, Inner City Residences

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The New Tenement - Residences in the Inner City Since 1970

New publication by Florian Urban, Professor and Head of Architectural History and Urban Studies at the Mackintosh School of Architecture at the GSA. Book examines the dense, medium-rise, multi-storey residences that have been the backbone of European inner-city regeneration since 1970.

Mackintosh Building Artwork Glasgow School of Art

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Mackintosh Building Artwork 'Dance Number' by Louise Hopkins

A new artwork by the leading artist Louise Hopkins has been unveiled on the central wall in front of the Mackintosh Building. A 2.5m high and 12.2m long digital print on metal, Dance Number, was specially commissioned by the GSA and is the artist’s largest work to date.

Glasgow Building News 2017

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Bridgeton Homes by Elder and Cannon

Glasgow architecture news – updates for Strathclyde buildings and architects – The Garment Factory, a unique and contemporary office development – Glaswegian property and construction sector stories in southwest Scotland

Glasgow Urban Lab (GUL) at GSA

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Elena Szolgayová, Gulnara Roll, Secretary to CHLM, UNECE and Professor Brian Evans

Glasgow Urban Lab designated United Nations Charter Centre of Excellence: the GSA will now collaborate internationally on activities to promote UN policies for sustainable Housing and Urban Development in the 21st century.

Adult services for the visually impaired

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2016 marked the official opening of a brand new Allermuir service in Edinburgh, by blind charity Royal Blind. The ribbon cutting ceremony, led by Neil Findlay MSP, Chair of the Scottish Parliament’s Health and Sport Committee, introduced the new residence for visually impaired adults with complex needs.