31/08/2026
PREAH is delighted to be playing a part in the next chapter of another one of Glasgow’s most historic buildings.
Set within Pollok Country Park, the Category A-listed former Pollok House Stables include structures dating mainly from the 17th to the 19th centuries, with the site’s history stretching back even further.
Working on behalf of our valued client, Morrison Construction, PREAH is delivering a range of mechanical services as part of the wider redevelopment of the stables, sawmill and new visitor facilities into a net zero carbon Living Heritage Centre.
Our works include the design and installation of new building management controls, underfloor heating and ventilation, alongside new WC facilities and upgrades to the heating and domestic water systems.
Working within a historic building beside the White Cart Water brings some unusual engineering considerations. Due to flood risk, new plant is being installed approximately 850mm above floor level, helping to protect the building’s new services while respecting the character and constraints of the existing structure.
Our works began in May 2026, with the project currently scheduled to continue into Spring 2027.
From centuries-old stonework to modern, energy-conscious building services, this is a project where Glasgow’s heritage and future come together.
PREAH is proud to support Morrison Construction and to be part of the continuing story of Pollok Stables.