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PLANS have been submitted to demolish the former Cirrus Logic site in the Scottish capital and build some three hundred student apartments.
Host Student Housing Management Limited and McKay Limited have submitted plans with jmarchitect designs to Edinburgh City Council for the upcoming Murrayfield Stadium.
It offers a combination of accommodation types, adding studios and apartments grouped into five-, six- and eight-bedroom formats.
The application site is at 36-44 Westfield Road with the building, an existing stone cottage and showroom.
The candidate said, “Host offers all-inclusive, hassle-free student accommodation and provides academics with a welcoming, reassuring and relaxing experience at the university or faculty. “
He said the developable domain is limited through HSE consultation spaces centered on the adjacent Mcfarlan Smith site.
The apartments will also have non-unusual amenities, such as an examination area, a resident living room, a concierge, and a reception.
There will also be landscape services domains, a lawn domain overlooking Westfield Road, and 289 bicycle parking spaces for each student for whom accommodation is provided.
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