news/archive

  1. 01/ Architect in the House 2010 28/06/2010
  2. 02/ Loretto Housing Association - Neilston Road 03/06/2010
  3. 03/ Toryglen Parish Church refurbishment 21/05/2010
  4. 04/ Elmbank / Rainbow House on site 21/05/2010
  5. 05/ Wood Street - Commended for Affordable Housing Development of the Year 17/05/2010
  6. 06/ 2 Megawatt Green Energy Plan 22/03/2010
  7. 07/ St Vincent Terrace, Finnieston, GHA - Planning 18/02/2010
  8. 08/ Suitability Assessments for RSL's Purchasing Private Housing 09/02/2010
  9. 09/ River Clyde Homes - Greenock South West 22/01/2010
  10. 10/ North Mountblow Regeneration Feasibility Study 21/01/2010
  11. 11/ Civic Trust Award - Menzies Court / Angus Court 10/09/2009
  12. 12/ Les Brown retires 24/08/2009
  13. 13/ Orrs Building, Airdrie 04/06/2009
  14. 14/ Ruby Street Site Start 02/03/2009
  15. 15/ Richard Hands BArch RIBA: a new Partner for FBN Architects 03/02/2009
  16. 16/ Deputy First Minister welcomes GHA’s 100th new build tenant 23/12/2008
  17. 17/ Eco homes for Tollcross Glasgow. 23/12/2008
  18. 18/ Exemplar Eco Housing 01/12/2008
  19. 19/ Collaborative link-up 29/07/2008
  20. 20/ Quarrybrae, Parkhead 29/07/2008
  21. 21/ Kildermorie in Easterhouse 16/07/2008
  22. 22/ Elmbank House 16/07/2008
  23. 23/ Glasgow Housing Association: more news 16/07/2008
  24. 24/ Dalmarnock 16/07/2008
  25. 25/ Research: New Housing Design 16/07/2008
  26. 26/ Oakwood, Cumbernauld Village 16/07/2008
  27. 27/ Baufritz 08/07/2008
  28. 28/ SFHA Conference 08/07/2008
  29. 29/ New name and status for Fraser Brown Newman 14/10/2007
  30. 30/ Stirling Regeneration (Updated July 08) 14/10/2007
  31. 31/ Final completion in Waverley, Glasgow 14/10/2007
  32. 32/ Possil Cross, Glasgow: 150 flats sold 14/10/2007
  33. 33/ GHA first new-build housing (Updated July 08) 14/10/2007
  34. 34/ Wind turbines at Easthall Park (Updated July 08) 14/10/2007
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    We sought and obtained planning approval for two 15m high wind turbines, now (literally!) up and running beside our recently-completed offices and residents’ hall for Easthall Park Housing Co-operative (Easterhouse).  The turbines generate power for the new building, with any surplus feeding into the national grid.