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Copenhagen Building

Architect's impression by GM+AD Architects
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Location

Glasgow City Centre, IFSD

Address

55 Hope Street, Glasgow

Type

Current

Description

The Copenhagen Building involves connecting the refurbishment of two existing buildings to create high quality Grade A open plan office accommodation.

The 1899 Grade B listed Daily Record building at 67 Hope Street, by Robert Thomson and Andrew Wilson will be linked with a 9 storey extension above 55 Hope Street, formally printing press room and more recently nightclub.

Externally, the new build consists of high quality curtain walling to Hope Street at high level and structural glass to the 2 storey reception space at ground level.

Cost

£7.9m

Current status

Building began April 2007

Timescale

Scheduled for completion October 2008

Lead partner

Gordon Murray and Alan Dunlop, Architects

Project team

Henderson Warnock, Services Contractor
McLay Collier, Services Engineer
Rex Procter & Partners, Quantity Surveyor

Contact details

John Rae, Gordon Murray and Alan Dunlop, 0141 331 2926, johnr@murraydunloparchitects.com

Copenhagen Building in Hope Street, before construction

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Copenhagen Building in Hope Street, before constructionView
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Architect's impression by GM+AD ArchitectsView

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