SIM Building Group had previous plans to demolish Cranhill offices and build homes rejected, but has returned to the council with a revised application.
SIM Building Group has submitted a new bid to develop a site at Ruchazie Place, after an i nitial proposal was rejected in 2022 and refused on appeal last year.
Council planners rejected the original proposal due to concerns over “poor quality” design, an “excessive” car parking area and failure to provide “adequate” outdoor space. They also wanted more information on flood risk. Plans include a “communal amenity space”, between the building and Gartcraig Road, as well as a communal drying area, bike store and eight car parking spaces. A bank of 36 solar panels are proposed on the roof.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Abandoned Glasgow house a world away from 'eyesore' it once was after dramatic renovationThe Croftfoot home spent almost a decade covered in graffiti, overrun by vermin and was described as a 'nightmare' for neighbours - but renovators have transformed the place completely.
Read more »
Action demanded on 'eyesore' building as residents call for it to be demolishedThe Basford Business Centre has once again sparked a lively debate on the future of derelict buildings and lands in Nottingham.
Read more »
Plans for 173 student flats on Glasgow bank building site given green lightGlasgow City Council's approved the plans for the demolition of the former Royal Bank of Scotland site and building the new student development.
Read more »
Scots DIY expert reveals tricks for revamping your home on a budgetThe expert from Glasgow, Tracy Burns, is a Carpentry and Joinery Lecturer at Glasgow Kelvin College.
Read more »
Glasgow Parkhead road shut down after car crashes into buildingPolice Scotland are currently in attendance at the scene on Parkhead Cross, with images seen by Glasgow Live appearing to show a car that has hit a wall on the street.
Read more »
Glasgow's iconic Hatrack building in city centre up for sale for £2.4millionThe Hatrack Building, previously known as St Vincent Chambers, is famed for its Art Nouveau facade and was designed by James Salmon Jnr and completed in 1902. It is now looking for new owners.
Read more »