The 'Atlantic Islands Centre' new build project will provide the local community with an exceptional community hub as well as a heritage, cultural, business and a social facility for use by islanders and visitors. When complete, the building will cater for a variety of functions and activities and include heritage, exhibition/events, and work spaces as well as a café-restaurant. Works are ...

Our fire damage reinstatement project at 411-419 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow is now complete. The serious fire caused extensive damage to the building. Fleming Buildings carried out the reinstatement works in 2 phases. Phase 1 included stripping out all fire damaged elements, taking the property back to the bare stone, reinstating the structural elements, a complete new roof structure and coverings, ...

CRGP attended the official launch of the new Kirkintilloch Community Sports Club on 22nd January at East Dunbartonshire Council's Marina Headquarters. This innovative and exciting new project brings together a number of local sports clubs including Rob Roy Football Club, Bishopbriggs Acro Gymnastics, Strathkelvin Shinty Club, Chung Yong Taekwondo and Lairdsland Primary School. The proposed development involves the creation of a new Community Sports Club on the banks ...

CRGP has secured Planning Permission in Principle for a mixed use development on a brownfield site in Linthouse, Glasgow, located close to the new South Glasgow Hospital. The phase 1 masterplan, prepared by CRGP Architects, incorporates 40 no. Flats and 20 no. Terraced houses for mid market rental, retail units, an 11 bed Home from Home and a Nursery whilst ...

Our office has been saddened with the news that our colleague and friend, Martin Ward, has passed away. Martin, an architectural technologist with us since early 2007, was a real character in the office, always chirpy and chatty and certainly everyone's friend. Martin will be very much missed by all of us. Our thoughts are with Martin's wife Karen, their ...

CRGP has been commissioned by Maxwell Mearns Castle Parish Church to carry out a study of Mearns Castle. The Grade ‘A' Listed castle, dating back to 15th century, is thought to be the oldest building in East Renfrewshire and is of special interest at both a local and national level. On 15th March 1449 James II granted a licence to Lord Maxwell ...