The redevelopment of St Peter’s Seminary, in Cardross, Dunbartonshire, is planned to convert its ruined main chapel into an arts space, create a series of indoor and outdoor educational areas, and reclaim woodland and paths in its 144-acre estate. The scheme is designed to include partial restoration and reclamation alongside new interventions.

Coinciding with the launch of a public fund-raising drive to restore the architectural icon, Skelly & Couch developed a masterplan for full M&E and environmental design to be implemented as resources become available.

Since it is a remote site, utility connections are complex and will be installed with adequate capacity for future connections.

Skelly & Couch continues to investigate the most sustainable, expandable, reliable and cost-effective method of servicing.

See BBC Arts feature: A new life for Scotland's greatest modernist ruin