Students’ strategies and visions for the improvement of the study area, envisaging actions and projects dealing with services, mobility, housing, and public realm provision.
To revitalise and rediscover the underused assets of Glasgow’s North Quarter, to enhance Glasgow’s legibility for the urban users, be they tourists or residents, and to increase the economic strength and viability of Glasgow’ Northern Neighbourhoods. Main themes of our strategy include the expansion of Glasgow’s open space network, the …
Our vision is to connect neighbourhoods using culture as a cornerstone in order to unite what is currently a very fragmented urban form. A series of subtle, small-scale interventions combined with maximising the potential of existing public spaces will strengthen existing connections, forge new ones, and create a more coherent …
Our mission is to rejuvenate the North Quarter towards a coherent cultural environment. We want to integrate local identity to the cultural development in the City Centre and the North Quarter, promoting the Scottish cultural heritage to locals and tourists and enhance the living environment and strengthen social identity. We …
Through investment in public transport and increased pedestrian connectivity the area will become a key point of connection between the city centre and wider city, increasing economic potential available to neighbourhoods. Better street connections and open space network will host a thriving mix of uses, densities and support vibrant cultural, …
Our vision is a North Quarter that knits seamlessly into the existing urban fabric that surrounds it. The M8 is made permeable at strategic points to draw people North. Wider Glasgow green networks are continued throughout and public spaces are cleverly linked. A newly restored canal becomes the spine of …
