Speirs Locks Studio Glasgow, Building, Scotland, Garscube Rd Development, Architect, Design

Speirs Locks Studio, Glasgow : Garscube Road Building

Speirs Locks Studio Development - design by Malcolm Fraser Architects

Speirs Locks Studio Design: Malcolm Fraser Architects Four, nondescript, 1980s portal frame buildings have been skilfully and economically transformed into new technical teaching areas, including design studios, teaching rooms, a wardrobe department with paint, timber and stage workshops for the Royal Academy of Music and Drama. photos © David Morris It is a strongly detailed transformation with an industrial aesthetic. Access is organised on two levels providing views down to the workshops from the upper level. A separate entrance facilitates access to four new, naturally lit, studios for students of contemporary ballet and musical theatre. The building has been re-roofed, and new windows and profiled cladding further enhance its energy efficiency. A large, brightly painted sign, direct onto the existing brickwork marks the advent of this important new cultural asset for this area of Glasgow. Speirs Locks Studios - Building Information Location: Speirs Locks Studio, Garscube Road, Glasgow, G4 Architect: Malcolm Fraser Architects Client: RSAMD Contractor: Thomas Johnstone Structural Engineer: Struer Consulting Engineers Contract Value: £3.25m Date of completion: Aug 2010 Gross internal area: 3,480 sqm Malcolm Fraser Architects

Speirs Locks

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Speirs Locks Buildings : Port Dundas Housing

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Speirs Locks : main page on the development

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Speirs Locks - former Masterplanners : Make Architects

RSAMD

Burrell Collection

Buchanan Street

St Enoch Centre

Armadillo Glasgow

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SECC Glasgow

Fort Shopping Centre

Museum of Country Life

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