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Festival Park

The Brief Festival Park is located in the Govan area of Glasgow, which has been the focus of a number of redevelopment and regeneration projects in recent years. Sitting alongside the River Clyde, Govan was at the heart of Glasgow’s…

 
Newton Pathways

Newton Pathways

The Brief Covanburn was appointed to create a new public pathway between Newton in West Lothian and nearby Duntarvie after the local Newton Village Community Council delivered an incredible example…

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Govan Graving Docks

Govan Graving Docks

The Brief Glasgow is famous for its renowned shipbuilding capabilities in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The shipyards at the River Clyde produced some of the highest quality…

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Glen Esk Urban Greenspace

Glen Esk Urban Greenspace

The Brief Glen Esk was once derelict wasteland which residents in East Kilbride used primarily for dog walking and as a through route to a local school. Thanks to funding…

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Govan Walkway

Govan Walkway

The Brief Glasgow’s River Clyde was once a heavy industrial hub of shipbuilding, famous across the world for its production of high-quality cargo ships, luxury liners and naval vessels. The…

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