The plans include 400 build-to-rent homes, 300 private homes for sale, landscaped public and green spaces, private car parking spaces including electric charging points and cycle parking.

Osborne+Co and MRP, the property development and investment division of McAleer & Rushe, hope to submit an application to Glasgow City Council this spring.

The consultation website for the project will be live from 3pm on February 4.

Will Hean, of Osborne+Co, said: “Our vision for Lancefield Quay is to deliver a sustainable community with an emphasis on high-quality housing that is coupled with well-planned, inclusive spaces.

“Our proposals are at an early stage but we have developed them with a focus on regeneration and providing important housing. We are very much looking forward to showing local people how we feel we can enhance the area and to capturing their views.

“Osborne+Co has already demonstrated its commitment to Glasgow, through our development on Argyle Street and our Met Tower project which recently achieved planning consent.”