Glasgow City Council approval for The University of Glasgow to proceed with an ambitious campus masterplan after awarding planning in principle for the former Western Infirmary site.
An introduction to Chapter 8 compliance: Most would agree that safety isn’t the most exciting part of an architectural project. But needless to say, it is one of the most important.
Discover a Sleek and Sophisticated Family Kitchen in Glasgow – a newly extended kitchen features not one, but two island units, both for practicality and to cleverly divide the open-plan space.
Glasgow Architectural News 2016 – archive for Strathclyde building news and Glasgow property developments in 2016 – West Scotland construction sector updates for Aug-Oct 2016
Explore a Renovated Glasgow Castle: bold wallpapers, modern fabrics and fabulous lighting mix with turrets and open fires to create a home that’s grand yet cosy and welcoming
Design: 3DReid, architects. Success at The Glasgow Institute of Architects’ Design Awards 2016 where the Dakota Deluxe hotel in Glasgow won top prize in the Commercial category.
Design: Reiach and Hall Architects and Michael Laird Architects. City of Glasgow College, Riverside Campus building shortlisted for prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize 2016
The programme for this year’s Doors Open Days will be launched on Tuesday 30th August at Greyfriars Garden and the Civic Room, Glasgow. In September, tens of thousands of people will have the opportunity to visit buildings and sites for free across every one of Scotland’s 32 local authority areas.
Glasgow Architecture News 2016 – archive for Strathclyde buildings and architects with Glasgow property news and construction sector stories
Glasgow City Council appoint a team led by MVRDV and Austin-Smith:Lord, supported by Space Syntax and a multidisciplinary team, to embark on the design of District Regeneration Frameworks for four districts of Glasgow City Centre.
‘Back to the City’ Conference at the GSA, 5-6 May. In 1976, Secretary of State for Scotland cancelled plans to expand the village of Stonehouse outside Glasgow into a new town and redirected corresponding funds to the Glasgow Eastern Area Renewal (GEAR).
‘Eolas’ is the Gaelic word for knowledge. This traveling pavilion aspires to promote the Festival of Architecture 2016 and to travel to all areas of the Glasgow Chapter, but more importantly reach as much people as possible from all different backgrounds.