The conversion of a historic stables in the heart of the Merchant City has won a prestigious design award.
Wheatley Group's redevelopment of the Bell Street stables was named the winner in the Affordable Housing category at the Scottish Design Awards.
The £7million development saw the B-listed building transformed into 52 new flats for mid-market rent by the GHA and Lowther Homes. It was once owned by the city's cleansing department and housed working horses.
The refurbishment, which also won a commendation in the Building Reuse category, benefited from a £2million Scottish Government grant and support from Glasgow City Council.
The development was designed by Collective Architecture and delivered by CCG.
To see the other winners of the Scottish Design Awards, you can visit their website, here.
