Architect sought for co-living scheme at Glasgow’s Met Tower

Met Tower Daniel

Developer has acquired landmark site following scrapping of Bruntwood Scitech office scheme

Vita Group has acquired Glasgow’s famous Met Tower, with plans to turn the building into homes for co-living.

The developer said it wants to apply its “Union” co-living concept to the site following the use of the model on a 1,600-home development in Manchester.

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