Further to highly successful previous phases, Laurieston Living Phase 3 proposes a vibrant new build residential development providing 349 dwellings, a mixed-use ground floor along the site's primary edge, and the final section of an ambitious civic park for the neighbourhood.
Phase 3 builds on the established principles and key themes with an aspiration to enable diversity and establish good placemaking and design richness. Laurieston Phase 3 will not only benefit the residents but the city as a whole, showing a clear commitment to the local community and creating a dynamic city quarter.
The development at Phase 3 will have a huge impact at street level, helping to establish Laurieston as characterful, vibrant and active. This will enhance the quality of the built environment, and further invest in creating a community that residents and visitors alike can enjoy and be proud of.
As a way to introduce a level of architectural variation across Phase 3, Stallan-Brand has collaborated with architects McGinlay Bell, selecting three typologies to develop complementary designs for. The ambition has been to introduce a subtle richness in the architecture, with the division of buildings made to maximise the opportunity for interface between the two practices.
City Regeneration Project _ Scottish Property Awards 2015 Scottish Design Award _ Best Affordable Housing 2017 Chartered Institute of Housing _ Excellence in Regeneration Category 2019 Affordable Housing Development of the Year _ Scottish Home Awards 2020
A site photograph showing the quality of the first row of townhouses complete
