Bell Street, the conversion of the former Bell Street Stables building located in the Merchant City, was awarded the coveted 'special' award for conservation, whilst Maryhill Locks, a private housing development delivered on behalf of Bigg Regeneration, took home the award for Best Residential (Large).
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Each project was completed in 2019; both contrasting in their design and form. Bell Street Stables was designed by Collective Architecture and involved the conservation of the former Victorian building to create 54 one and two-bedroom apartments on behalf of GHA and Lowther Homes, members of the Wheatley Group. Maryhill Locks, a new build development, forms part of the Maryhill Locks Masterplan and consists of 33 three and four-bedroom townhouses – constructed offsite using CCG's enhanced 'iQ' Timber System – designed by JM Architects.
CCG congratulated their architectural partners on winning their respective awards.
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