A £200Million housing project using Ikea flatpack homes is to be launched in Glasgow today.
A £200Million housing project using Ikea flatpack homes is to be launched in Glasgow today.
The scheme will see 1200 family houses built over the next five years in Drumchapel.
As exclusively revealed by the Evening Times last year, around 40 of the properties will be Ikea flatpacks, the first time the Swedish company's prefabricated homes will have been used in Scotland.
Smart-living "Boklok" homes are a big hit in Scandinavia with their open-plan designs, high ceilings and large windows.
Today all the partners involved in the project were signing off the contracts in a ceremony at Glasgow City Chambers.
Summerhill councillor Paul Carey said: "Today we are giving the green light to the largest single regeneration scheme in Scotland."
