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Suite 224 Pentagon Centre 36 Washington Street Glasgow G3 8AZ T: 0141 229 5420 www.clydewaterfront.com

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Vi Vision

  • The vision for Clyde Waterfront can be summarised as:
  • Economy
  • nomy

– To create a globally attractive location which will add competitive advantage, create jobs and increase output

  • Place

Place – To create distinctive, quality places and a vibrant and dynamic waterfront with international appeal

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People le – To stimulate the regeneration of nearby communities and widen access to jobs, investment and training

  • Connect

nnectiv ivity ity – To achieve high levels of accessibility and connectivity for people and businesses by all transport modes.

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Wh Who a are we we?

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Strategi gic Partne c Partnershi rship Board Board (SPB) has been created, charged with driving and coordinating the regeneration made up of: – Scottish Executive – Scottish Enterprise – Glasgow City Council – Renfrewshire Council – West Dunbartonshire Council – Communities Scotland

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ecutiv utive T e Team (Clyde Waterfront) established to support the work of the SPB.

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Where a e are w e we?

  • The River Clyde from Glasgow Green to the Erskine Bridge
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Why i y is th the C e Clyde e imp importan ant? t?

National Planning Framework for Scotland The cities are the hubs of wider regional economies and their surrounding towns and rural areas can offer attractive locations for a wide range of economic activities. … business locations which have the potential to become the focus for key industries and clusters.

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Regional Context

Identified in Glasgow and Clyde Valley Structure Plan

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Relationship to areas of deprivation

Yellow = Social Inclusion Partnerships Red = Key Priority Areas

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Two Two typ types of s of ar area ea in Clyd in Clyde Wa e Wate terf rfront ront

  • New areas where no residential uses in the past

– IFSD – Finnieston and SECC – Glasgow Harbour – Renfrew Riverside – Clydebank

  • Established communities where there has been a history of

deprivation – Gorbals – Laurieston – Govan – Yoker

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New Areas

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International Financial Services District

Primarily commercial but 700 additional homes planned

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Residential between Clydeport & Radisson

200 one and two bed apartments under construction

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Tradeston

At the new bridge across Clyde, Alburn propose 950 flats in three blocks on river – leisure use on ground floor

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River Heights, Lancefield Quay

Final few phase 1 apartments currently being sold – phase 2 to follow

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Further Finnieston housing

Park Lane has secured permission for a 285 apartment development next door to River Heights. BT have outline planning for southern part of next block with view to future sale of part

  • f their site. Again hundreds
  • f apartments.
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Lancefield Quay

Residential with restaurant on ground floor

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SECC - new 12,500 seat concert arena

‘Foster and Partners’ computer generated graphic

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Elphins instone – e – sus ustain tainab able le vil villag age

Model of the development

  • n the west car park

at the SECC – 1600 homes with own shops, school etc.

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Glasgow Harbour

Preparation in progress for planned retail leisure and commercial development anchored by casino and Riverside Museum

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Glasgow Harbour

Model showing massing of development – and approach from Partick

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Riverside Museum

New museum at the mouth

  • f the Kelvin

designed by Zaha Hadid due to open 2009

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Glasgow Harbour

Phase one housing in progress 600 flats, duplexes and penthouses completed including river walkway

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Glasgow Harbour

Phase 2 housing designed by Gordon Murray and Alan Dunlop under construction by Dandara

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Braehead & Xscape

Xscape nearing completion – ski slope, bars, restaurants, cinemas

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Ferr rry Vi y Villag llage

First housing development under way – site preparation in progress for second – over 2000 houses planned. Commercial development due to start next year with

  • ffice building.
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Re Renfre rew t town ce cent ntre re

Comprehensive regeneration to enhance viability and usability

  • f traditional

town centre

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Clydebank Rebuilt

College under construction, new quay wall and crane being refurbished

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Cly Clydeba ebank Re Re-built – – Que ueen en’s Qu Quay

Enterprise centre and commercial Titan crane viewing platform Clydebank College Leisure centre Residential Public square and link to town centre

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Clydebank

Enterprise Centre

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Queen’s Quay Clydebank

Clydebank College

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Established Communities

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Gorbals – Crown Street

Crown St regeneration

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Gorbals – Queen Elizabeth Square

Mixed tenure housing – follow

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5 phases complete

  • ut of 7
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Laurieston as existing

4 large multi storey flats to be demolished

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Lau Laurie ieston LDS LDS

New housing must learn from the mistakes of the past and capitalise on the success of Crown Street. A mixture of accommodation ranging from family housing to first time buyer flats should be provided and gentrification of Laurieston is to be limited by providing a mix of socially rented and owner

  • ccupied accommodation. To

ensure current residents can continue to stay in Laurieston tomorrow, a significant percentage of social housing should be provided.

Extract from the vision – LAURIESTON LOCAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY & DESIGN CODES

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Ce Centra ntral Gova l Govan Ac n Action Plan

  • n Plan

Residential and commercial infill developments – infill gaps – make roads more pedestrian friendly – repair damaged townscape Endorsed by Greater Govan SIP board and Glasgow City Council December 2005

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Central Govan Action Plan

Development briefs being prepared for individual sites

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Govan Graving Dock

Over 1000 flats plus waterfront leisure – bars and boating

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East Govan and Ibrox

GHA and GCC working on masterplan for regeneration

GHA Riverside Estate refurbishment GHA major regeneration project Graving Docks New primary school Govan HA new residential New route from science centre to Govan subway Successful social housing

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Pacific Quay masterplan

Pacific Quay Dev – offices hotel and housing at park Digital media quarter – specialist commercial

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Pacific Quay - BBC

Digitally equipped for national and international radio, television and interactive. Due for completion 2007.

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Finnieston Bridge

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Linthouse Urban Village

Environmental works – creative shop-fronts, LUV café and gallery

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So South uthern G rn Genera ral Hosp l Hospita ital

Major investment - £350m or more – largest acute hospital in UK Will also be national children’s hospital 2000 extra staff

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Suite 224 Pentagon Centre 36 Washington Street Glasgow G3 8AZ T: 0141 229 5420 www.clydewaterfront.com Contact: Peter Kearns Kirsty Innes Stuart Beith