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Crathes Castle Rose Garden

Description of works The Rose Garden is one of eight landscaped compartments forming the historic Walled Garden at Crathes Castle,Banchory, Aberdeenshire. The Rose Garden is also included within the boundaries of GDL00119 under Historic Environment Scotland’s Inventory of Gardens and…

 
 

Peel Park Restoration Project

Peel Park is a public park opened in 1898. It sits on an elevated site above Kirkintilloch and offers stunning views over the surrounding area.

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The 60 Steps Retaining Wall

Requirements The 60 Steps are a much-loved feature of Glasgow’s West End. Dating back to the 1870s, the steps connect Kelvinside Terrace with Queen Margaret Road. The Category B listed…

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Levengrove Park Regeneration

Regeneration of Levengrove Park in Dumbarton including the construction of a new pavilion building with café and Rangers’ office.

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Necropolis Upgrades and Improvements

Upgrade and improvement works to Glasgow Necropolis including stonework, cleaning and painting.

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Kelvingrove Park Jubilee Gates

Complete restoration of the Grade C listed Jubilee Gates at the Royal Terrace entrance to Kelvin Grove Park.

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Govan Walkway

Requirements This work was part of a regeneration scheme around Govan Old Parish Church and adjacent Clydeside. This historic building has a unique collection of medieval stones from the 9-11th century…

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Stanrigg Park, Plains

Requirements The newly named Stanrig Park is an area of land between Jarvie Avenue and Beverley Park where the local community group Plains Community Futures secured funding from WREN and…

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Linn Park Bridge

Requirements The bridge at Linn Park is the oldest known complete cast iron bridge in Glasgow. Linn Park Bridge is a B-listed ornamental cast-iron bridge over the White Cart Water.…

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Restoring Kelvingrove's Boer War statue

Many Glasgow residents were saddened earlier this year when vandals damaged the Boer War memorial which has stood in Kelvingrove Park since 1906.

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The only two-legged horse in the west!

Find out how Covanburn helped restore one of Glasgow’s best-loved sculptures – and its unique claim to fame.

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Refurbishment of Shawmuir Lodge

Restorations works on Shawmuir Lodge, Pollok Park, Glasgow.

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Botanic Gardens

Complete restoration of the main gates at the Glasgow Botan Gardens on Great Western Road, as well as the side gates at Kirklee Quadrant, and various boundaries, retaining walls and…

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