Greenan Road, with housebuilders MacMic Group is the creation of three bespoke dwellings by the Ayrshire coastline.

Dundashill is an exciting, sustainable and social community in the North of Glasgow, created for Igloo Regeneration

Lancefield Quay is an ambitious residential led masterplan, promoting the regeneration of the River Clyde Corridor in Glasgow City Centre.

Holland Park will regenerate a prominent city centre block to provide 433 high quality apartments and contribute a landscaped courtyard to the City’s public realm.

A residential development in the south side of Glasgow that respects its traditional neighbours while injecting urban living into the available space.

A residential-led mixed-use development providing 466 high quality apartments at the heart of the NOMA regeneration masterplan for Manchester city centre.

The redevelopment of a dated 1960s Shopping Arcade into new apartments and retail space.

This residential development proposal at a challenging site in Glasgow’s West End gives a nod to the design of its neighbouring tenements while ensuring not to overshadow nearby open green space.

Housebuilders, Mactaggart and Mickel, plan to create a family home at the former Rowallandale Kennels in East Renfrewshire, Scotland, at a property which had fallen into disrepair.

A 5-storey residential development on Mansionhouse Road in the southside of Glasgow.

An 8-storey residential development on Minerva Street in the Finnieston area of Glasgow.

This proposal retains the charm of the former Napiershall Street School in Glasgow’s west end while creating a lively residential development.

This single T-shaped building of 65 apartments in Glasgow’s East End takes its lead from the neighbouring ‘Home for the Future’ masterplan while being sensitive to Grade A listed buildings nearby.

An award-winning dwelling that addresses natural topography through design.

A residential scheme of 203 dwellings arranged in a collection of building elements to create an intimate community that exists synonymously with Festival Park.