Mosaic Architecture + Design

In the run up to the Scottish Property Awards on March 25, SCN will highlight shortlisted entries in the two Architectural Excellence Award categories in its new Architects' Showcase feature.

An application to transform the former Dunnes Stores on Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street into a 112-bed hotel have been withdrawn.

Councillors have voted in favour of plans to build a Holiday Inn hotel on the former Glasgow Garden Festival site at Pacific Quay.

Councillors have delayed a verdict on plans to build a hotel at Pacific Quay in Glasgow to allow for a hearing about the development.

Councillors have been recommended to reject a planning application to build a Holiday Inn hotel on the former Glasgow Garden Festival site at Pacific Quay.

A new housing development has been proposed for Glasgow’s historic Acre House.

Full design proposals have been revealed for an office development in Glasgow’s International Financial Services District which gained Planning in Principle last year.

Mosaic Architecture + Design has secured planning permission for a £25 million hotel-led mixed-use development in Glasgow city centre.

Plans to convert the former ‘Teacher’ building at Glasgow’s St Enoch Square into a whisky-themed bar/restaurant have been given the green light.

Glasgow City Council has approved the demolition of two Trongate buildings as part of major new mixed-use developments. The unlisted commercial premises at 152 Trongate, formerly a leather goods shop, will be knocked down to make way for the Candleriggs Quarter scheme which includes hotel, residenti

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has heaped praise on the £110 million University of the West of Scotland (UWS) campus at Hamilton International Technology Park.

Mosaic Architecture + Design has submitted a planning application with Iceni Projects for the construction of a Holiday Inn hotel on the former Glasgow Garden Festival site at Pacific Quay.

The former Royal Bank of Scotland building on Glasgow’s Trongate could be demolished to make way for a 157-room aparthotel rising to 12 storeys.

Property developer Big Top Productions intends to demolish a former pub in Glasgow city centre which was traditionally popular with Rangers fans to build new apartments. The developer intends to demolish the building on the Ropework Lane site, which previously traded as Anne Millers, in order t

Mosaic Architecture + Design has submitted a planning application for the demolition of the former Annie Miller's Public House and the erection of a new build development providing 18 serviced apartments in the heart of Glasgow city centre.