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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…
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…
St George & The Dragon
The Brief The St George & the Dragon statue at St George’s Cross is a historic piece of civic art dating back to 1897 and depicts a mixture of historical…
Pollock Park
The Brief Glasgow’s famous Pollok Park is often known for its picturesque Highland Cattle and for hosting the historically important Burrell Collection in the park’s mansion, Pollok House. Many people…
Doulton Fountain
The Brief The five-tier French Renaissance-style Doulton Fountain is the largest remaining terracotta fountain in the world. It stands in front of the People’s Palace museum at Glasgow Green and…
The 60 Steps Retaining Wall
The Brief The 60 Steps are more than 150 years old and can be found in the west end of Glasgow. Designed by Glasgow architect Alexander “Greek” Thomson, they’re said…
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…
Necropolis Upgrades and Improvements
Upgrade and improvement works to Glasgow Necropolis including stonework, cleaning and painting.
Calton Barras
Streetscape regeneration project at the Barras in the east end of Glasgow, renowned for its market and the Ballroom.
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…
