A Glasgow housing association has submitted plans for the redevelopment of the former United Reformed Church site on Mosspark Boulevard.
The Southside Housing Association proposed an affordable housing development, comprising 35 homes for social rent and associated amenity space.
The new homes will be a mix of one, two and three bed flats, including 10% adaptable standard accommodation.
The project was designed by architecture firm 3DReid, which has offices in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Birmingham and Manchester.
It draws from the local tenement materiality, with a red brick street facade and lighter internal courtyard masonry.
The development also provides a minimum of 20% carbon dioxide emission abatement via low and zero carbon technology, with mechanical ventilation incorporating heat recovery (MVHR).
Heat distribution is sourced from a communal system and will provide heat to radiators and domestic hot water.
Margaret McIntyre, chairperson at the Southside Housing Association, commented: “Offering high quality housing in a sustainable and well-connected location and with close proximity to key areas of local amenity, such as Bellahouston Park and the area's local centre.”
Ruta Turcinaviciute, project designer at 3DReid, commented: “The planning application marks a significant step for the project after such a long design development process.
"We hope that our proposal will create high-quality social rent homes in the area and contribute to the wider community.”
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