Glasgow St Vincent Crescent flats plan revised

"We listened to the feedback from stakeholders to our previous plans.
"We have reduced the number of apartments to 20 as well as removing two storeys to complement the height of surrounding buildings within the crescent.
"We have, however, retained and expanded our proposal for a new public garden space as part of our £8million investment in the city.
"Our aim is to continue to have an open dialogue with Glasgow City Council and to bring a wider range of three and four-bedroom homes to Finnieston.”
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Chris Simmonds, lead architect with Page/Park said: “The new application is a completely different design, not only in terms of the position and scale of the proposed building but also in terms of the configuration, layout, and usability of the amenity open space to the north of the proposed residential site and within the general environment of St Vincent Crescent as a whole.

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