3DReid and Graeme Nicholls lodge major Glasgow plans

Float Visual-13-Aerial looking South

Source: Float 2023

Central Quay scheme will deliver 410 homes and 934-bed student block on former Harland & Wolff site

3Dreid and Graeme Nicholls Architects have submitted plans for the comprehensive redevelopment of a 1.8ha brownfield site on the north bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow.

The practices’ proposals for developer Summix Capital will deliver 410 homes, a 934-bed student-housing block and 1,760sq m of new commercial space at the site, which used to house shipbuilding giant Harland & Wolff’s Finnieston Diesel Engine Works.

Three of the scheme’s four blocks have been designed by 3DReid: the 19-storey student accommodation scheme; a 13-storey residential block and a six-storey residential block.

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