news/archive

  1. 01/ Raised from the ashes - Priesthill Crescent Glasgow 07/03/2012
  2. 02/ Dryburgh Gardens Dundee 17/01/2012
  3. 03/ 23-29 Priesthill Crescent Glasgow 17/01/2012
  4. 04/ 1348 Shortroods Phase 2 Paisley 17/01/2012
  5. 05/ Buccleuch Street Cowcaddens Glasgow 17/01/2012
  6. 06/ FBN Low Carbon Seminars 15/06/2011
  7. 07/ River Clyde Homes - Lot 3, Larkfield, Greenock 15/06/2011
  8. 08/ James Watt Dock New Build Residential Feasibility Study 15/06/2011
  9. 09/ Architect in the House 01/06/2011
  10. 10/ FBN ARCHITECTS HAVE MOVED. 02/02/2011
  11. 11/ Loretto Housing Association - Neilston Road 03/06/2010
  12. 12/ Toryglen Parish Church refurbishment 21/05/2010
  13. 13/ Elmbank / Rainbow House on site 21/05/2010
  14. 14/ Wood Street - Commended for Affordable Housing Development of the Year 17/05/2010
  15. 15/ St Vincent Terrace, Finnieston, GHA - Planning 18/02/2010
  16. 16/ Suitability Assessments for RSL's Purchasing Private Housing 09/02/2010
  17. 17/ River Clyde Homes - Greenock South West 22/01/2010
  18. 18/ North Mountblow Regeneration Feasibility Study 21/01/2010
  19. 19/ Civic Trust Award - Menzies Court / Angus Court 10/09/2009
  20. 20/ Les Brown retires 24/08/2009
  21. 21/ Orrs Building, Airdrie 04/06/2009
  22. 22/ Ruby Street Site Start 02/03/2009
  23. 23/ Richard Hands BArch RIBA: a new Partner for FBN Architects 03/02/2009
  24. 24/ Deputy First Minister welcomes GHA’s 100th new build tenant 23/12/2008
  25. 25/ Eco homes for Tollcross Glasgow. 23/12/2008
  26. 26/ Exemplar Eco Housing 01/12/2008
  27. 27/ Collaborative link-up 29/07/2008
  28. 28/ Quarrybrae, Parkhead 29/07/2008
  29. 29/ Kildermorie in Easterhouse 16/07/2008
  30. 30/ Elmbank House 16/07/2008
  31. 31/ Glasgow Housing Association: more news 16/07/2008
  32. 32/ Dalmarnock 16/07/2008
  33. 33/ Research: New Housing Design 16/07/2008
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    Partner Les Brown is leading an in-house research exercise for the practice, examining the possibilities for a new era of housing design. Naturally the houses will be sustainable, in Scottish terms that is, using Scottish building products to the maximum.  They must be affordable.  And they will make maximum use of off-site construction for speed and quality.  Les says that he hopes to come up with the modern equivalent of the ‘Swedish timber houses’ that were imported to help solve the housing crisis after WW2, and are still among the most popular houses 60 years later – the example shown here, in Balornock, is just a stone’s throw from our new houses for GHA in Barmulloch.  The inset photo of a pair of semis dates back to the early 1950s, shortly after construction.

  34. 34/ Oakwood, Cumbernauld Village 16/07/2008
  35. 35/ Baufritz 07/07/2008
  36. 36/ SFHA Conference 07/07/2008
  37. 37/ New name and status for Fraser Brown Newman 14/10/2007
  38. 38/ Stirling Regeneration (Updated July 08) 14/10/2007
  39. 39/ Final completion in Waverley, Glasgow 14/10/2007
  40. 40/ Possil Cross, Glasgow: 150 flats sold 14/10/2007
  41. 41/ GHA first new-build housing (Updated July 08) 14/10/2007
  42. 42/ Wind turbines at Easthall Park (Updated July 08) 14/10/2007