Dumfries Firm Gets Green Light to Build Homes Using Recycled Glass Technology

Dumfries firm gets green light to build homes using recycled glass technology

Dumfries-based VASO Global will use its recycled glass building panels in a new affordable housing development in Closeburn.

‘World first’ as recycled glass innovation approved for Scottish housing scheme

“We are really proud that a product made in Scotland starts its journey right here on home soil in a country renowned for its pioneering innovations” – Eddie Black, VASO Global

'World-first' housing scheme gets go-ahead

A pioneering recycled glass construction system is set to be used on a Scottish housing development for the first time after securing planning approval. VASO Global has been given the green light to deploy its technology on an affordable housing scheme at Closeburn, north of Dumfries. The brownfield development will feature four…

'World first' recycled glass innovation approved for Scottish housing development

Image of what the development at Closeburn will look like A ‘world first’ recycled glass solution has been approved for a new housing scheme near Dumfries. VASO Global‘s solutions create buildings from panels manufactured from recycled glass, providing ‘affordable, low energy cost, low carbon homes’ which are efficient to keep cool in summer and warm in winter. The innovation, which is designed at VASO Manufacturing’s HQ in Dumfries and Galloway…