Category: Regeneration and Masterplanning

Maryhill Housing Association commissioned erz Limited in March 2019 to develop a green infrastructure strategy and master plan for the Maryhill North Transformational Regeneration Area. The development of the strategy and masterplan has been informed by: analysis of the site and wider area, consultation workshops with a wide range of statutory agencies and stakeholders and engagement meetings with local residents. Feedback on the proposals from the community has been invited at several stages, both in person and through the use […]

Seafield: A Climate Resilient Neighbourhood Rising sea levels due to climate change present a major challenge for future generations. This masterplan for Seafield, on Edinburgh’s coastline, explores how a protective response to rising sea levels can become an opportunity to positively transform where the city meets the sea, for the benefit of all. The proposals set-out a vision to transform a low-intensity, commercial-use, section of Edinburgh’s coastline into a residential-led, mixed-use, neighbourhood of up to 2,700 mixed-tenure homes. At the […]

This Masterplan Vision shows a future Hamilton transformed into a vibrant mixed use and better-connected town centre that meets the needs of the whole community. With a commitment to rebalance the town centre away from its over reliance on retail, evidenced in the two (increasingly vacant) major shopping centre assets at its heart, it strives to forge a community focused future, fostering connectivity, liveability, and economic vitality for generations to come. Through the introduction of new homes, workplace, leisure and […]

Chestnut Street is a waterfront residential development of 306 new build homes, a care and support home for young people, and associated landscaping. The development sits on reclaimed land, contributing to the comprehensive regeneration of the wider Western Granton area. It plays an active role within the strategic Edinburgh Waterfront Regeneration Masterplan, by creating a viable, economical and sustainable neighbourhood on brownfield land. The development extends upon the existing residential community of Western Granton. It enhances the area, providing significant […]

The Water Row site in Govan, Glasgow, has long been recognised in planning studies for its pivotal role in the area’s regeneration and the wider transformation of the Clyde waterfront. Building on these insights, Collective Architecture delivered a masterplan in 2018 aimed at revitalising Govan through its strategic town centre location and improved connectivity via the proposed Govan-Partick Bridge.The project’s first phase is a mixed-use development delivered through a partnership between Govan Housing Association, Glasgow City Council, and the Central […]