New illustrations of the first homes at the former John Browns shipyard had been revealed.
A planning application is currently being considered for 149 flats and four commercial units on a direct line through Queens Quay towards the Titan Crane.
A second smaller set of homes would be added along Bruce Street opposite the town hall and former baths.
The homes will be connected to the district heating system with 80 homes being run by Cube Housing, 40 by Clydebank Housing Association and 29 by West Dunbartonshire Council.
Speaking last month, Wheatley Group’s director of development, David Fletcher, told the Post: “Our plans for Queens Quay are at a key stage.
“We are working closely with our partners at West Dunbartonshire Council to seek to secure planning consent for the affordable housing at Queen’s Quay.
“We are also working with Clydebank Housing Association, the council and Scottish Government to confirm the funding arrangements for the project that will deliver much needed affordable homes in the area.”
Read more: Plans submitted for new homes at former John Brown’s shipyard
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