The proposals could see the historic B-listed former Royal Alexandra Infirmary (RAI) brought back to life in the form of 81 “high-quality” flats.
The proposals could see the historic B-listed former Royal Alexandra Infirmary brought back to life in the form of 81 “high-quality” flats.
“A building which is perilously close to being in a ruinous state following years of vandalism, fires and the ravages of the Scottish weather. “Adjacent to the existing building will be two new separate contemporary residential apartment blocks providing a further 36 apartments.” According to the statement, the RAI was built between 1897 and 1900 to the design of architect Thomas Graham Abercrombie.
Around that time, the easternmost wing of the infirmary was converted to flats and renamed Alexandra Gate. The remaining part of the building became a care home which would close in 2008. Councillor Eddie Devine, who represents Paisley Southeast, said: “In principle, I would be delighted if someone redevelops the former infirmary.
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