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Parkhead Hub Improving Health and Social Care Services for the North East of Glasgow Introduction

Images of Eastwood Health and Care Centre, Hoskins Architects The Team 2 The proposed Parkhead Hub is a Architect and Lead Consultant new community facility that will Hoskins Architects bring together a wide range of community, health and social care Structural and Civil Engineer services all under one roof. Aecom The project’s three main partners, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Mechanical and Electrical Glasgow City Health and Social Care Engineer Partnership and Glasgow Life, aim Aecom to deliver the following: a new building that is open and Landscape Architects welcoming, creating a caring erz environment for everyone accessing services Fire Engineer movement between services to be Jeremy Gardner Associates clear, simple and intuitive to make it 3 4 easy for people to access Cost Consultant + better integrated teams of staff Principal Designer working across health and social Currie + Brown care disciplines a building that creates a sense of Main Contractor civic pride and to be a landmark for BAM Construction the local area a flexible, adaptable building that is Development Partner capable of future expansion Hub West Scotland a design that offers a safe, secure space for all building users training spaces for social care staff from across the city As a key part of the design process so far local community groups Project Glasgow Life, the city council, NHS Partners and HSCP staff have been consulted and now we are looking for input from the public. Parkhead Hub Improving Health and Social Care Services for the North East of Glasgow Proposed Site Location

Aerial view of site and local area Overview of existing site

1 The chosen location for the new Hub is an NHS-owned site that Sandyford currently contains Parkhead Centre Hospital, Anvil Resource Centre, Sandyford Centre and Parkhead Health Centre.

Duke St Parkhead The site is bounded by Duke Street, The Forge Market Health Centre East Wellington Street, Nisbet Sreet

Gallowgate Mecca Bingo Anvil and Salamanca St. It is close to PROPOSED SITE Centre Parkhead Cross, directly opposite the Forge Shopping Centre. Westmuir St Parkhead The surrounding area has been the PARKHEAD Hospital CROSS focus of a range of regeneration Tollcross Road initiatives including the Celtic Park development of the large retail outlets in the 1980s and 90s through to the more recent legacy developments of the 2014 Commonwealth Games. However it The Forge Emirates remains an area of the city with Arena Shopping Parkhead large portions of vacant land, lots of Centre Cross surface car parking and significant busy roads that divide neighbourhoods. Imagery ©2019 Google, Map data ©2019 Google 200 m The local community have been consulted through a number of 1. Parkhead Hospital initiatives over recent years and 2. Anvil Resource Centre 3. Parkhead Health Centre this has highlighted concerns about a lack of green space, poor quality/ 1 2 3 poorly maintained built environment and too much traffic. These are challenges that have been carefully considered in the choice of site and it is the aim of the project partners that the new Hub building will help improve the environment of the Parkhead town centre area. Parkhead Hub Improving Health and Social Care Services for the North East of Glasgow Proposed Site History

Overview of Parkhead Cross illustrating Conservation Area shown in blue Historic Map 1858

1 Parkhead developed at a rapid rate through the 19th century - from a weaving village in the countryside to the east of Glasgow into the heart of Scottish industry when Beardmore Forge became Glasgow’s largest employer in the early 20th century. Proposed Site As a result from this history many of Historic Map 1894 the buildings around Parkhead Cross are of high quality and the area is designated as a Conservation Area. It is important

Duke St Westmuir St that the new Hub building contributes positively to this historic environment. The social history of the area, the human stories, the legacy of the industry remain important today as Parkhead Historic Map 1938 do Parkhead’s earlier roots in Cross weaving and textiles. These historic threads, along with the positive impact of more recent developments in the area, can be used to inform the emerging design ideas for the site. In particular we are keen to reflect these local stories in the art strategy proposed for the building. Listed buildings - category B 1. View of corner of Duke St and Shettleston Rd There is the opportunity for there to 2. Historic Parkhead Listed buildings - category C 3. Beardmore Forge, WW2 be art in the Hub that is unique to 4. Beardmore Forge 5. Historic Parkhead the local area, developed in collaboration with local community 1 2 3 4 5 groups.

Parkhead Hub Improving Health and Social Care Services for the North East of Glasgow Proposed Site Urban Character

Overview of site and pedestrian routes

52 The site comprises three traditional urban blocks resulting in long boundaries to Salamanca and East Wellington Street. Provision of routes across and through the site 2 will be considered. The site has a very open aspect on Proposed all four sides with the majority of Site neighbouring buildings being relatively low rise. It will be important that the new building is an appropriate scale to help reinstate a more ‘urban’ tenement

Westmuir St building height. Duke St The traditional street pattern, intact around Parkhead Cross, breaks 6 down around Salamanca Street though its interesting to note that a tenemental street pattern didn’t Parkhead exist to the north of East Wellington Cross Street due to the industrial uses that dominated the area. Surrounding streets provide a mix of residential, retail, community, leisure, work space and surface car parking. The site is located directly opposite entrance to The Forge Shopping 7 Centre, offering great opportunities for the new Hub facilities to be accessed by many people already 1 - 7.Photos of context around proposed site visiting Parkhead town centre for

1 3 4 work, retail or leisure. The site is well served by public transport though as a result of this Duke Street is a very busy road. Parkhead Hub Improving Health and Social Care Services for the North East of Glasgow Design Response Site Strategy

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Our plan is to demolish the existing Parkhead Hospital and Anvil Centre in order to construct the new Hub. The existing Parkhead Health Centre and Sandyford swill remain open until the new building is Generous, clearly Creating a Light-filled completed. defined public landmark for landscaped entrance Parkhead courtyards We are proposing the new building is located on the corner of Duke Overview of proposed site strategy Street and East Wellington Street. Nisbet Street This will allow the Hub’s main car park entrance to face Duke St with a new entrance public plaza in front of the building, a generous space to be used by the local community as much as by the people using the Hub facilities. Public As well as providing health and Staff and staff social care services Parkhead entrance car park Library will relocate into the Hub East Wellington Street and there will be large rooms available for community groups to use 7 days a week. These spaces will face Dukes Street and the new Salamanca Street plaza. The building will have its own car park and there will be a dedicated drop-off zone close to the front entrance for those that need it. However we expect lots of people coming to be the Hub to walk, cycle and use the buses and taxis on Drop off Public Duke Street. There will be cycle Duke St zone storage provision and the plaza will Plaza allow barrier-free access to the building whether you are coming from the Cross, the shopping centre, the bus stop or the car park. Parkhead Hub Improving Health and Social Care Services for the North East of Glasgow Design Response Building Organisation

GP The Parkhead Hub building will be four storeys tall and we are proposing to arrange the accommodation around three GP courtyards. This will allow lots of natural daylight into all the rooms and it provides attractive garden spaces that can be used by anyone visiting the Hub. Children waiting Staff on their appointment can play in Training the courtyard, library users make & use of a courtyard for reading Development GP Adult groups and storytelling. All public Services waiting areas will have views onto the courtyards as well. The library, café, community group First floor plan Third floor plan rooms, children’s department, physiotherapy and podiatry will all be located on the ground floor. On the first floor will be three GP practices and large Adult Services Physio & Podiatry department and a suite of acute service rooms for consultations that would normally have to take place in hospital. The second floor will have Sandyford and community dental. Staff The first and second floors will be Sandyford Entrance easily accessed via two large public Services lifts or a generous main stairs located in the central foyer area, Parkhead Children’s visible upon arrival. Library + Cafe Services On the second floor there will be Staff Agile also office accommodation for staff Community Public Workspace and the top floor will accommodate Dental Entrance a training centre for HSCP staff from all over the city. Ground floor plan Second floor plan Parkhead Hub Improving Health and Social Care Services for the North East of Glasgow Design Response Form and Materials

1. Glazing with metal fins, St.Andrews Sq, Edinburgh 2. Allermuir Health Centre, Edinburgh 3. Ballymena Health Centre, Northern Ireland

1 The surrounding context of the site does not have a one prevalent material, there is a mix of large expanses of brick, concrete block, metal cladding and glass. The older buildings around Parkhead Cross itself do have a predominant use of sandstone, both red and blonde The principles of a warm coloured, hard wearing material with a sense of solidity are interesting to us and we are proposing a predominantly

2 brick facade which wraps around the bottom 3 storeys of the Hub. Hoskins Architects have developed a number of high quality brick buildings across Scotland and Northern Ireland. On each project colour variation within brick has Proposed view of entrance from Duke Street been critical to its success, adding warmth and texture to facades as Proposed sketch of Duke St / East Wellington Street corner can be seen on the projects illustrated here. On the top floor we are proposing a

3 contrasting elevation of metal and glass to reduce the perceived scale of the building and create interest on the skyline and contributing to a new community building we hope Parkhead can be proud of.

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PARKHEAD Proposed Site Plawn CONGREGATIONAL G1 5QH CHURCH Osborne Street, Glasgow A ‘fabric first’ approach has been 60/64 www.hoskinsarchitects.com Block, East Wellington Street 401 South 5800 141 553 taken to the design. We are +44 (0) - GLASGOW EAST HUB proposing a very well insulated PROJECT NORTH P18-027 building envelope with high levels LTD CLIENT SCOTLAND HUB WEST of airtightness and triple glazing BY BY CHECKED EXISTING DRAWN PLAN: REVISION -- throughout to dramatically reduce SITE AM C Duke Street SCALE DWG. NO. Courtyard heating and lighting energy 1:500@A1 P18-027-AL(00)100 Courtyard demands. ISSUE NO.SC254352 COMPANY LTD. Information ARCHITECTS HOSKINS GARETH Solar gain through the provision of © COPYRIGHT STREET openings and shading will be WESTMORE optimised, as will natural ventilation Courtyard GALLOWGATE via openable windows in every room. Nisbet Street Wherever possible durable low impact materials will be specified, preferably from recycled or rapidly renewable sources. Low VOC materials will be specified internally 10 M to maintain a high standard of 5 Salamanca Street indoor air quality. 0 In support of these ‘passive’ measures the building is designed 1. Roof-mounted pv panels 2. Generous glazing, shading and openable to be ‘fossil fuel-free’. Heating will windows be provided by utilising renewable

1 2 technology air source heat pumps Energy efficient equipment will be specified to ensure efficient operational energy use. This will be supplemented by roof- mounted photovoltaic panels generating power to further reduce to overall energy consumption of the project. Parkhead Hub Improving Health and Social Care Services for the North East of Glasgow Construction

1. Parkhead Hospital 2. Anvil Resource Centre 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 3. Parkhead Health Centre Project Programme2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Phasing Diagrams 4. New Parkhead Hub 20201st Public 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 20201stConsultation Public 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 The first phase of our work in July 2020 1stConsultation Public Parkhead will be the demolition of 1stConsultationJuly Public 2020 ConsultationJuly2nd 2020 Public the vacant Parkhead hospital and July2ndConsultation 2020 Public 3 Aug 2020 Anvil Centre in August this year. 2ndConsultation Public Aug 2020 2ndConsultation Public 2 This will allow a full analysis of the ConsultationAugDemolition 2020 DemolitionAug 2020 soil conditions and allow us to DemolitionAug 2020 1 complete the foundation design of DemolitionAug 2020 Aug 2020 End demolition the new Hub. EndApr 2021demolition EndApr 2021demolition This first public consultation event EndApr 2021demolition is part of our work towards Planning Apr 2021 PlanningApplication Phase 1 submitting a Planning Application Sept 2020 PlanningApplication Demolition of Parkhead Hospital and Anvil Resource Centre. for the project in September this ApplicationSeptPlanning 2020 SeptApplication 2020 Start on site year. Q3 2021 Sept 2020 Start on site Construction Q3 2021 Start on site Construction If our application is successful we Q3Start 2021 on site Construction Q3 2021 Occupation plan to begin construction of the Construction OccupationQ1 2024 new Parkhead Hub in September OccupationQ1 2024 Q1Occupation 2024 3 2021. It a large building, 11,200sqm Q1Demolition 2024 of accommodation, and as such DemolitionQ2 2024 Q2Demolition 2024 construction works will take around Q2Demolition 2024 2 and a half years with the new Q2 2024End demolition Q3End 2024 demolition 4 Parkhead Hub opening in spring EndQ3 2024 demolition USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAWING. 2024. Q3 2024 ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. End demolition ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH Construction Period WORK. Q3 2024 HOSKINS ARCHITECTS [HA] TO BE NOTIFIED IN WRITING OF ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO ORDERING MATERIALS OR COMMENCING Q3 2024 WORK. Our team and project parners are Construction Period TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALL OTHER HA DRAWINGS, SCHEDULES AND SPECIFICATIONS.

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