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11th June 2007-

ZM Sponsor Family Ceilidh.

   

ZM Architecture are please to sponsor a Charity 'Family Ceilidh' in aid of Neil's Wheels. A charity which supplies sports wheelchairs for disabled youths.

The Ceilidh will take place on Friday June 22nd at the Novar Drive Community Hall. The night will feature dancing, burling, tchuching, reeling, rocking and rolling! Music will be provided by 'Cloud Howe Ceilidh Band'.

For a chance to support Neil's Wheels and an excuse for a GREAT NIGHT OUT, please call 0141-339-2089. Tickets cost £5 adults/ £3 children. Doors open at 8pm.

B.Y.O.B.

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10th June 2007-

Green Park Website Launched.

   

Green Park, the ZM designed project, situated on the edge of Pollok Country Park close to Glasgow's world-renowned Burrell Collection has recently launched a new website:

http://www.greenparkglasgow.com/

The project features 116 luxury apartments offering all the benefits of a vibrant city lifestyle. With space to breathe and views and access to open wooded parkland.

The project is moving quickly on site and blocks 1 and 2 will be completed soon. To watch the job progress please click the link below to watch the site webcam.

LIVE SITE WEBCAM

 

 


     

Virginia Court and Galleries.

 

 

GLASGOW SET TO REPLICATE LONDON'S COVENT GARDEN

ZM Architecture One of Glasgow's oldest streetscapes is set to undergo a multi-million pound face-lift, creating the city's very own Covent Garden.

ZM Architecture's client, Credential Holdings, has unveiled plans to transform Virginia Court, the last remaining section of the Merchants' Trail that has not yet been opened to the public, to create Virginia Court & Galleries, a shopping and leisure area set in a gated cobbled wynd that will accommodate boutique shops including a small department store, restaurants and cafes, and five luxury apartments.

The area is steeped in history and also features the original Stirling's Library.

Credential plan to open up the site to create the wynd and a courtyard offering a selection of new build and traditional shops from 650 to 5,000 sq ft, linking the shopping areas around Princes Sq with Candleriggs, creating a golden shopping triangle and café society.

Barrie Clapham, Chief Executive, Credential, said: "This area is of significant architectural importance, therefore it was essential that we created a development worthy of its heritage."

The ground and basement floors of Stirling's Library will provide retail accommodation of 6,000 sq ft, including the new-build rear mews building that links into the courtyard and features an atrium. The upper floors will provide five luxury residential apartments within undoubtedly one of the city's most desirable addresses.

The Colonnade building on Miller St forms the third element in this area's regeneration and features a stunning façade offering ground and basement accommodation totaling 14,000 sq ft.

Planning has already been granted and work is scheduled to start in January 2007 with anticipated final completion in summer 2008. Negotiations are progressing now with retailers and restaurateurs.

www.credentialholdings.com

To view further information on the project please visit the project page below:

Virginia Galleries

 

Virginia Galleries Elevation to Virginia Street

 
   

 

 
 

   

 

 
 

   

 

 
 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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