Plans submitted for a new 'mixed-use development' along Glasgow’s riverside

Chiara Pollock

12 May 2024 at 3:41 am·2-min read

An aerial image of Elliot Street at Lancefield Quay -Credit:Supplied

Plans for an 'exciting' new development along Glasgow's riverside have been announced.

Property investment and development company TT Group have outlined their intentions to bring forward plans for a high-rise mixed-use development that will deliver new homes, on the city's Elliot Street at Lancefield Quay.

The site is currently home to a vacant data centre building, with the plans designed to complement the ongoing wider regeneration of the River Clyde waterfront area.

A range of accommodation types are set to be delivered on the site as part of the plans, including Build-to-Rent, private sale, Co-Living and student accommodation.

Flexible commercial units are also proposed to serve the new and growing community, as well as complementary landscaping and car parking for residents.

A Proposal of Application Notice (PAN) has been submitted to Glasgow City Council, kickstarting the 12-week minimum pre-application statutory consultation period. The first of two consultation events will take place on May 16 from 3pm-7pm at The Pyramid at Anderston, 759 Argyle Street, Glasgow.

Developers believed the proposal offers an "exciting opportunity to transform the site into an attractive residential hub, that promotes activity and reconnection with the city’s riverside."

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Sam Rosenkranz from TT Group, said: “We are delighted to bring forward our plans, that will create new accommodation for hundreds of residents in the city.

“Lancefield Quay is an area undergoing significant transformative change and we hope that these plans will complement the ongoing regeneration, promoting activity and connection with this stretch of the River Clyde corridor.

“Anyone with an interest in the proposals can attend our in-person events on 16 May and 13 June, where our project team will be on hand to discuss the proposals with the local community and to answer any questions they may have.”

Both consultations are being held between 3.00pm and 7.00pm at The Pyramid at Anderston, 759 Argyle St, Glasgow, G3 8DS. Full details of the proposals will be available to view on the project website May 16.

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