The construction company is set to begin work on a £24 million office development along the banks of the River Clyde in Dalmarnock.
The project will add 120,000 square feet of Grade A office space to Glasgow’s stock, funded primarily by the Scottish government.
“There is a desire for high-quality and well-connected office space in the area and the new development, with its riverside location, will no doubt attract further investment to the business district,” said Eddie Carr, area director at Morgan Sindall.
“These offices will be built to the highest possible standards and such a fantastic waterfront location, with superb links to the motorway network and to an extensive public transport system, is certain to generate a huge interest and attract a significant and influential tenant,” said Neil McDonald, chair of the Clyde Gateway project.
The £24 million offices are expected to be completed by October 2014, and roughly 900 people are expected to start working on site soon after. The successful completion of the building is hoped to make Dalmarnock a more attractive part of Glasgow for businesses and property developers.
“It is the hope of everyone involved in Clyde Gateway that this will be the first of what will become a number of major office blocks flanking the banks of the Clyde in Glasgow and South Lanarkshire over the coming years,” said McDonald in a recent statement on the subject.
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Editor’s Notes: In February 2022, it was announced that two key office buildings at Clyde Gateway were sold to M7 Real Estate and overseas investors in a joint venture.
The buildings sold were the Albus Building in Bridgeton and One Rutherglen Links located near Rutherglen town centre.
Facilities-management company SPIE and multidisciplinary services provider Clear Business occupy One Rutherglen Links.
The Albus Building’s tenants include IT support company Cloud Cover IT, independent media organisation Peebles Media Group, and high-profile creative agency MadeBrave.
Scotland-headquartered commercial real estate specialists Ryden and international solicitors Dentons represented Clyde Gateway.
In August 2026, Clyde Gateway reportedly launched a search for its innovation hub, XWORKS. Ryden was enlisted to find occupiers for the £11 million mid-tech development, which targets science and technology businesses.
The scheme would offer about 36,000 square feet of flexible workspace and was due to be completed in the first quarter of 2027.