Building a bridge over the Clyde… and into the future
SAD, bad and dangerous to know, the River Clyde was the source of Glasgow’s Victorian prosperity. But for the last 30 years it has been a thorn in the side,
Glasgow School of Art and Historic Scotland team up to laser scan New Lanark
The Scottish Culture Minister, Michael Russell, has visited New Lanark to see the digital documentation of the world heritage site taking place.
GM + AD bag Australian debut
Glasgow-based GM + AD Architects has landed its first scheme “˜down under’ – the design of the new Glenroy Specialist School,
RIAS Announces Strong Scottish Shortlist for 2010 RIBA Awards
The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) has announced a Scottish shortlist of sixteen buildings for the 2010 RIBA Awards.
RMJM’s post-modern gem facing bulldozers once more
RMJM’s “˜flawed masterpiece’, the practice’s 1985 Balfour Stewart House in Edinburgh, is again under threat of demolition Last February (2008) the early Post-Modernist office block in the West Murrayfield Conservation area was saved from the bulldozers when plans to replace the empty building with 119 homes were thrown out by the city council.
Rogers and Foster in shortlist to build £40m Clyde bridge
The best known architects in Britain have been shortlisted to design a new “living” bridge across the River Clyde which will cost around £40m.
Steven Holl Architects wins Glasgow School of Art competition
The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) is delighted to announce that Steven Holl Architects working with Scottish based JM Architects has been selected,
Top firms battle to design ‘living bridge’
A host of Britain’s top architects have been shortlisted to design a new £40million bridge across the River Clyde. Six of the country’s best-known practices will battle it out for the right to build the link between Tradeston and the Broomielaw in Glasgow.
