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Lighting initiative at Kingston Bridge entitled Chroma: Tide and Streams
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Public amenity projects in Glasgow City Centre

Glasgow is renowned as a ‘dear green place’ and there are plans to ensure that the city remains a pleasant, attractive place in which to live and work.

A variety of public space projects are enhancing the environment. New lighting and environmental improvements are progressing and there are plans to make greater use of Glasgow Green with its prime riverside location.

Meanwhile, the Clyde walkway is revitalising the riverfront for locals and visitors alike and a series of cyclepaths are also proving popular.

Project name
Broomielaw and Tradeston riverside
Broomielaw Pavilions
Broomielaw public realm IFSD phase 1
Broomielaw-Tradeston bridge ('Squiggly Bridge')
''Chroma Streams: Tide and Traffic'' - lighting art project
Clyde Promenade phase 2B
Glasgow Green renewal
Gorbals Art Project
Jamaica Street car park
Laurieston local development strategy
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Clyde Waterfront is a strategic partnership of the Scottish Government, Scottish Enterprise, Glasgow City Council, Renfrewshire Council and West Dunbartonshire Council.

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