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Dalmuir Plots regeneration

Allotments at Dalmuir
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Location

Clydebank, Hospital Gate

Address

Agamemnon Street, Dalmuir, Clydebank, G81

Type

Current

Description

The Dalmuir Plots on Agamemnon Street have existed on the current site since 1916. The Plots Association embarked on an intensive programme of fund raising when they became aware of the extent of regeneration that was going to take place on the Clydebank waterfront.

Agamemnon Street will form an important route into the town's newly developed waterfront and the allotments are now undergoing a complete regeneration by Mike Hyatt Landscape Architects. This will create new plots with purpose-made huts and greenhouses, community demonstration plots and composting areas, and sensory and wild life gardens.

The Dalmuir Plots Association approached Chris Stewart Architects in October 2005 with a view to also constructing a new facility for use by allotment gardeners and the public at large. A new public building addressing Agamemnon Street will act as an introduction to the allotments, and provide space for group visits, exhibitions and small cookery demonstrations.

The elevation of the building addressing Agamemnon Street will be built from a randomly selected palette of four red ‘off shade’ bricks – bricks which are usually discarded as a result of being slightly the wrong colour, whilst the elevation facing onto the allotments will be largely finished with green oak cladding.

The allotment building has a gross internal area of 100m² and comprises a large meeting hall, an open plan small office, and a service wall incorporating a kitchen, WCs, entrance vestibule, a small library and storage spaces.

Cost

The anticipated construction cost for the building only is £150,000 (excluding fees and VAT).

Current status

The building work is at tender stage.

Timescale

to be advised

Lead partner

Chris Stewart Architects - building. Mike Hyatt Landscape Architects - allotment gardens.

Project team

Structural Engineers – Clyde Design partnership; Quantity Surveyors – Armour Construction Consultants

Contact details

Nick Walker, project architect, Chris Stewart Architects, 0141 552 3001, nick@chrisstewartarchitects.co.uk

Dalmuir Plots site cleared

Project images

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Allotment gardens View

Clyde Waterfront is a strategic partnership of the Scottish Government, Scottish Enterprise, Glasgow City Council, Renfrewshire Council and West Dunbartonshire Council.

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