May 18 2022

Plans have been finalised for a significant mixed-use Merchant City development that is set to deliver 109 car-free homes above ground floor commercial space on a longstanding gap site.

Artisan Real Estate has followed up a succession of consultations with concrete proposals for four distinct buildings of up to six floors at 65-97 Ingram Street.

Touting its sustainable credentials the AMA Studio designed development will incorporate an elaborate sequence of communal gardens and terraces in the roofscape as well as a publicly accessible courtyard.

A spokesperson for Artisan Real Estate said,“Incorporating the garden terraces and courtyard was something we were really keen to introduce to the city to showcase what can be achieved in a strong urban setting and offer potential residents something truly unique.“

Glasgow, and many UK cities are actively encouraging people to embrace city centre living and we need to create inspirational spaces for that to be successful.” 

3 Comments

#1 Posted by Phil on 22 May 2022 at 21:11 PM

not a single part changed since the original proposal, loss of open space without any provisions.. internal courtyard or roof terraces is not space for general public..

#2 Posted by The Heart of Saturday Night on 23 May 2022 at 12:09 PM

Open space? It was a car park, not Glasgow Green.

#3 Posted by Ilias Hisset on 25 May 2022 at 16:00 PM

building on a 60 year old demolition site... oh the humanity, won't someone think of the buddleia?!

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