Abstract As container of a new local node, the west-side of Milton would be transformed from a barrier into a place that provides and enhances the quality of life fo its inhabitants. Changing the area into a vibrant place would increase the attractiveness of the whole neighbourhood and revive a …
Abstract Cities today are facing a lot of various challenges and issues, that vary in the scale and importance and there is a certain ten- dency to deal with the short-term urgent at the time problems. However, there is anoth¬er scale, a bigger scale challenges, thatare identi¬fied, but mostly left …
Abstract Our plan for Milton focusses on connectivity, diversity, attractiveness, sustainability and quality. This approach is a relaunch, sharing many of its goals with the original Milton – attractive and comfortable housing during a shortage, modern living and an emphasis on community. But the face of Milton will change drastically …
Abstract Milton, a site arose from the late 1940s as part of a post-war construction programme, is today struggling to cope with the growing needs a town as big as Milton requires in every aspect owing to the lack of top down planning policies resulted from the concentric focus on …
Abstract This proposal addresses the issues with the accessibility, connectivity, housing, employability and green spaces at Milton, with particu- lar emphasis on the linear node at Liddesdale Street. It is the main road with many prospects for mixed uses development since it has been consisted by several open spaces, open …
Abstract A personal perspective: ‘For a few short years in the 1950s, living in Milton was something to be proud about. A destination that was clearly enunciated to bus drivers and that prompted conversations with fellow passengers. In the 1970s boys went to school in their sister’s trousers while mothers …
Abstract Urban environment plays an important role in city or community. The good sustainable landscape not only could improve good quality of living environment, but also reduce consumption of source. According to Scottish Planning Policy (SPP), sustainable development and the creation of high quality places are supported by government in …
Abstract Milton, an almost forgotten area, has never been carefully put into Glasgow’s city planning context. The area was less covered by planning poli-cy and less emphasised due to its natural hilly geography, man-made barriers, which caused many social-demographic issues badly influencingthe residence. The main social-economic issues include poor connections …
Abstract Our vision sees Milton thriving on its relationship with the waterways and the countryside, supported by its urban context in the north of Glasgow. We aim for climate-focused place-making across the city which reduces social and economic inequalities and physical isolation.Focusing on an area that covers Milton’s five identified …
