Planning applicationGLA/26/00670/FUL

City Park 368 Alexandra Parade Glasgow G31 3AU

Pending - ConsiderationWorth watchingChange of Use & Conversions
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Received

31 March 2026

Validated

31 March 2026

Planning Signals

9 detected traits

Use
Office
Works
Facade / ExteriorInternal Alterations
Specific
Associated WorksExternal AlterationsFlat Conversion
AI summary

Office block proposed for conversion to flatted homes with extensive internal changes and external alterations around the building.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

6/10
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Application GLA/26/00670/FUL

City Park 368 Alexandra Parade Glasgow G31 3AU

Pending - ConsiderationChange of Use & ConversionsReceived Glasgow City Council

Office block proposed for conversion to flatted homes with extensive internal changes and external alterations around the building.

The record

Reference
GLA/26/00670/FUL
Address
City Park 368 Alexandra Parade Glasgow G31 3AU
Status
Pending - Consideration
Category
Change of Use & Conversions
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
Glasgow City Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.8636
Longitude
-4.223

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Office block proposed for conversion to flatted homes with extensive internal changes and external alterations around the building.

As filed with the council

Part use of office as flatted residential development - 129 units (Sui generis) with associated external alterations and ancillary works.

Supporting documents(4)