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Dollar Glen Bridge

The Brief When National Trust Scotland appointed Covanburn to undertake the replacement of a damaged timber bridge which had been a longstanding part of the stunning local landscape we understood how important it was to respect the local environment and…

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Cleghorn Bridge

Cleghorn Bridge

The Brief After a significant part of Cleghorn bridge collapsed into the river below, South Lanarkshire Council appointed Covanburn to carry out emergency works. The collapse had left the bridge…

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Cardross Bridge

Cardross Bridge

The Brief As well as being a busy, active transport link, Cardross Bridge is an important historical structure. This Category B listed stone bridge was built in 1774. Today it…

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Humpback Bridge at Botanic Gardens

Humpback Bridge at Botanic Gardens

Contract to refurbish the Class B listed Humpback Footbridge, which spans the River Kelvin, in the city’s West End.

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