Our flagship scheme in the heart of the Granite City

Delivered by
Muse
Location
Aberdeen
Use
Heritage / Hotel / Infrastructure / Leisure / Mixed Use / Office / Public Space / Retail

Marischal Square, has created a new mixed-use quarter including Grade ‘A’ office space, a hotel, cafes, restaurants and civic space, along with extensive landscaping and public realm improvements.

 

The new town quarter is a keystone of the council’s city centre masterplan, providing a new civic centre for Aberdeen, and creating a striking setting for both Provost Skene’s House and Marischal College.

A key feature is the part-pedestrianised road layout that includes a landmark fountain and a large and versatile public space. However, the main attraction is most certainly ‘Poised’ – a 15m-high steel leopard designed by renowned sculptor, Andy Scott.

In numbers

£million

Value

sq ft

Civic office

New homes

Affordable homes

Awards

Year
Award

2018

Marischal Square - Development of the Year

Scottish Property Awards

2018

Marischal Square - Commercial Workplace (highly commended)

BCO Awards

2018

Marischal Square - Project of the Year

Aberdeen Society of Architects Awards

2019

Marischal Square - Regeneration Project of the Year

Scottish Property Awards

2018

Marischal Square - Regeneration category

RICS Regional Awards

Partners

Location

Marischal Square, Aberdeen

Upperkirkgate
Aberdeen
AB10 1BA
GOOGLE MAPS

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