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Plans approved for redevelopment at Victoria Infirmary site

5th June 2018 by Paul Trainer

Plans have been approved by Glasgow City Council for the redevelopment of the former site of the Victoria Infirmary. The 3.75 hectare site next to Queen’s Park, in Langside on the southside, forms an important part of the character of the Battlefield area.

The proposals for Sanctuary Homes include the retention of the Nightingale Pavilions that face onto Battlefield Road which used to operate as hospital wards, as well as the Category ‘B’ listed Administration building which face Langside Road.

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Planning permission has been granted for 413 flats as well as offices, retail, and public realm works, with a significantly improved pedestrian route at the heart of the site connecting Battlefield with Queen’s Park. Around 300 flats will be available for private sale. The remaining homes will be available for affordable housing subject to Glasgow City Council grant approval. The proposals were developed after an extensive programme of community consultation and take account of the many views and comments received from over 600 local residents.

Nick Walker, of Collective Architecture, said: “The Victoria Infirmary redevelopment represents a wonderful opportunity to deliver new homes in Langside within existing and new buildings. It is a unique chance to carefully connect the site back into the surrounding area and to Queen’s Park, creating connections for pedestrians and opening up views of the park.”



Filed Under: Talk of the Town Tagged With: Battlefield, Southside

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