Maryhill Cross – An evolving feasibility study for a new sustainable mixed-tenure neighbourhood within the Maryhill Transformational Regeneration Area (TRA).

The Maryhill Cross site is located within the Maryhill Transformational Regeneration Area (TRA) to the West of Glasgow’s city centre. The TRA was created to transform areas of Maryhill formerly dominated by poor quality housing and to provide a new sustainable mixed-tenure community which can benefit from links to the Forth and Clyde canal, the River Kelvin and improved physical integration with adjacent neighbourhoods. The Maryhill TRA is led by Maryhill Housing Association (MHA) and the aspiration for Maryhill Cross is to provide a high-quality, mixed-tenure neighbourhood with people and nature at the heart of the development. We are proud to have been appointed by Maryhill Housing Association as the architect who will act as lead design consultant to produce proposals for new homes on this site.

jmarchitects are currently concluding the initial feasibility study for the site alongside Maryhill Housing Association, Clyde Design Partnership and nmb Construction Cost Consultants. Following the successful conclusion of the exercise, a full planning application is expected to be submitted to Glasgow City Council.

“We’re delighted to be coordinating a feasibility study for a new residential neighbourhood alongside Maryhill Housing Association, Clyde Design Partnership and nbm Construction Cost Consultants. This is an exciting opportunity to reflect the Association’s aspirations to deliver quality, affordable and environmentally responsible homes for the community.”

Mark Thompson, Project Director, jmarchitects