Maryhill Road / Clarendon Street, Glasgow
Fire Damage Reinstatement
Image Before Reinstatement Works Commenced:
Images following Reinstatement Works:
Thistle Bar, formerly The Clarendon Bar:
New Close Stairwell:
Project value £2,500,000
THE PROJECT: Reinstate tenement property comprising 15 flats and 5 commercial units including public house and restaurant.
OUR BRIEF: The severity of the fire necessitated the demolition of the prominent corner property and extensive temporary propping to the adjacent tenement closes. The property is to be rebuilt, including basements in a concrete frame faced with natural stone to replicate the look of the original building.
THE TEAM:
Client: The various owners including Queens Cross Housing Association and Punch Taverns
Architect: CRGP Limited
Quantity Surveyor: CRGP Limited
Project Manager: CRGP Limited
Planning Supervisor: CRGP Limited
Structural Engineer: Charles Scott and Partners
Contractor: Fleming Buildings Limited
Click here to open pdf file of article published by SFHA, written by Andrew Mackay.
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