Queen Elizabeth Square
July 31, 2010
Life needs color, also the house ~
I like these apartments because they are lovely and colorful which make them unique from normal building.
Surprisingly, little thing makes it different ..
Queen Elizabeth Square by Anderson Bell + Christie Architects in Scotland
This is a regeneration project south of the Clyde using some of Glasgow’s most highly-rated contemporary architects. The designer this building is Anderson Bell + Christie Architects . This is social housing development nearing completion in the Gorbals, Glasgow, Scotland. Bruce Newlands was the designer / project architect with ABC at the time but since moved on to set up Kraft Architecture. The development is for Ogilvie Homes & New Gorbals Housing Association and is one of the last Phases in the Crown Street Regeneration Masterplan
Location:Glasgow City Centre, Gorbals
Description:
This development will provide around 85 apartments in eleven modern, energy efficient, tenement closes. The project is the final phase of the RTPI award-winning regeneration of Hutchesontown.
Current status:
61 social rented units completed June 2009. 24 private sale units currently on hold.
Timescale: Work on site started September 2007. Further construction dates not yet decided.
Cost: £9 million
abzolute living 