Anomaly Architects submits plans for first 500 homes at quayside regeneration scheme in Glasgow

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Peel Waters proposes £100m co-living towers for its Yorkhill Quay neighbourhood

Peel Waters has submitted plans for a 526-home co-living development on Glasgow’s Clyde waterfront designed by London practice Anomaly Architects.

These are the first detailed residential proposals put forward for Yorkhill Quay, a neighbourhood within Peel Waters’ regeneration masterplan for the Glasgow Waters district.

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