Skyscrapers Could Soon Change Glasgow Skyline as 'No Cap' Guidance Issued

Skyscrapers could soon change Glasgow skyline as 'no cap' guidance issued

The council says buildings have been “capped well below” what would be expected for a city of Glasgow’s size, and that it is “confidently expected” that the skyline will change over the coming years.

Glasgow set for skyscraper boom as new guide identifies suitable sites

Glasgow has unveiled its Tall Buildings Design Guide, highlighting areas such as Charing Cross, Anderston Quay, Trongate, and Cowcaddens as prime locations for skyscraper development.

Glasgow agrees new policy on tall buildings

Charing Cross, Anderston Quay, Trongate and Cowcaddens highlighted as areas which could see more high-rises

Major changes to Glasgow skyline on horizon as new tall buildings policy agreed

Areas in the city centre which could see more tall buildings include Charing Cross, Anderston Quay, Trongate and Cowcaddens.

19-storey tower to join a profusion of tall buildings off the River Clyde

Detailed plans for a 19-storey (60m) apart-hotel tower in Glasgow have been put forward by Haus Collective and Regent Properties. Adhering closely to a recent public consultation , the plans concern a corner site at the junction of Maxwell and Fox Street, with existing buildings to be demolished following a heritage survey by Hurd Rolland. Hosting a mix of 169 hotel rooms and 78...

Major changes to Glasgow’s skyline on horizon as new policy on design of tall buildings agreed

The Tall Buildings Design Guide sets out areas of the city where the council would support the development of skyscrapers, as well as outlining expectations on build quality, design, and aesthetics.