Project timeline

Completed in 2005, 200 Broomielaw enjoys a prominent riverside location. Inside, the development enjoys light, air and space. Outside, a monumental sandstone tower encased in a sweep of curtained glass wall mirrors the sweep of the river.

At the heart of Glasgow's International Financial Services District (IFSD), the 6 Atlantic Quay building was completed in 2003 and provides 80,000ft² of grade A office space.

The first new park to be built in the West of Scotland for many years, Clyde View Park features fountains, paths, cycleways, play areas, picnic areas, artwork, green space and a riverside walkway. It has been designed to encourage natural wildlife, and flora and fauna.

A £1 million addition to the Glasgow Science Centre is the stunning new entrance, complete with LED feature wall and new 500m² corporate events space called The Atrium.

Situated in the heart of Glasgow's International Financial Services District (IFSD), The Sentinel provides 85,000ft² of highly specified office accommodation.

During 2005, the St Andrew's suspension bridge was given a fresh coat of paint. This enhanced the works carried out in 1997, when the parapets and timber decking were replaced and the ornamental cast iron features of the Corinthian columns refurbished.

The  high specification city centre office accommodation extends to 176,982ft² over ground and nine upper floors. Aurora recently scooped the British Council for Offices' Award for Best Commercial Workplace in Scotland.

This scheme is designed to complement and enhance the commercial, leisure and residential developments underway in the International Financial Services District (IFSD).

The Clyde Arc, also known as the Finnieston Bridge or the 'squinty' bridge, is the first new surface level road bridge to cross the River Clyde since 1969 and is a key infrastructure component in the continued development of Pacific Quay.

During 2006, a multi-million poun drefurbishment was carried out, upgrading all bedrooms, public areas including the restaurant and bar, and the hotel's 15 meeting and conference rooms. A Club Lounge was also added on the 15th floor with stunning Clyde views.

The specialist centre at Old Kilpatrick has been specifically created to design, develop and test welding techniques for the gas and oil industries.

As well as a real snow slope, Xscape includes an Odeon multiplex cinema, indoor bowling, two climbing walls, an aerial assault course, bars, restaurants and shops.

The building is part of the successful Atlantic Quay development, which has already seen over 500,000ft² of space built. Numerous amenities are located nearby and the development enjoys easy access to motorway links.

The BBC's new Scottish headquarters building is located at Pacific Quay and is a lynchpin for the development of the Digital Media Quarter. The 34,000m² broadcast centre was completed and fully occupied in 2007, creating a benchmark in terms of state of the art technology, production methods and public access.

Clydebank College is one of the largest further education colleges in the west of Scotland with over 10,000 students. The new building incorporates modern engineering and construction workshops, highly equipped science labs, advanced sporting facilities, a commercial hairdressing salon and a conference suite.

Altogether 650 apartments, duplexes and penthouses have been built within this phase, all of which have either a waterfront or park land view.

Clydebank's A-listed Titan Crane has been refurbished as a visitor attraction and major local landmark. The crane was originally designed by Sir William Arrol, for Clyde shipyards, and is one of 4 remaining on the River Clyde.

Recent work at the BAE Systems yard at Govan included the creation of a new East Quay to an area of around 1,150m².  The works also included the creation of a new Transfer Quay area  and the development of a new external hard-standing.

The new canopy over  the Forth and Clyde Canal in Clydebank Town Centre. which is designed as a swan in flight is part of the link up of the town centre with the regenerated Queens Quay, the former John Brown shipyards site.

Medius at the Digital Media quarter was designed to attract media companies, and offers high specification accommodation with the most up-to-date broadband optical fibre connectivity.

The project created a new pontoon that is 50m in length, with a bridge to the quay wall. The pontoon is serviced by electricity and water as well as navigation lights.

Scotland's biggest casino, Alea, has opened at Springfield Quay in Glasgow. The venue, owned by Las Vegas-based gambling giant Harrah's, is the sixth casino in the city and will employ around 180 staff.

The new Travelodge provides 9 rooms to complement other leisure facilities at the £71m Xscape leisure complex at Baehead in Renfrew. The project creates 25 new jobs.

A former fishmarket, the Briggait was redeveloped into a shopping centre in the 1980s, but now has been refurbished to provide creative space in the heart of the Merchant City

The new bridge is ideally positioned to act as a catalyst for investment, promote confidence in the city and have a fundamental role in the river's regeneration. It connectsTradeston and the International Financial Services District and provides a focus for activities and events, promoting Tradeston as a new urban quarter.

Capella at Atlantic Quay and is not only the tallest building in the Broomielaw, but also the largest at over 110,000sq ft. The ground floor includes 4,700 sq ft of retail and leisure space - a first for new builds within the area.

This modern development of 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments has been built on the site of Little Mill distillery in Bowling. The stylish apartments are within easy reach of the A82 and Glasgow Airport and just 5 minutes walk from local bus and rail links.

One of the largest Porsche Centres opened at Braehead  following a multi-million pound investment by Sytner. The 2 storey facility features a unique car lift, 12 bay workshop and a glass covered atrium where the full range of new and Porsche approved used cars are displayed.

The Hub at Pacific Quay is a unique new centre for creativity, providing flexible office accommodation. Designed with the needs of the creative industries very much in mind, the building has a unique philosophy to encourage media sector business to meet, connect and flourish.

Trongate 103 provides a creative hub, acting as a dynamic focus on contemporary visual art. It provides a centre for world-class artists as well as offering opportunities to the wider community to participate in the visual arts in an environment that values the creativity of all people.

At 77,000ft² this city centre speculative development will be of interest as a corporate headquarters, or may attract a number of tenants to different floors.

Central Govan Action Plan aims to turn around the fortunes of Central Govan by investing in its streets, buildings, public and green space. The plan contains  new mixed tenure residential development; public realm improvements; restoration and reuse of historic buildings; the creation of new and improved business, commercial and community space.

The hotel re-opened in September 2010 under the new name of 'The Grand Central Hotel' with 210 bedrooms, 20 meeting rooms and a function room for up to 500 delegates. On the first floor, a new champagne bar overlooks the Central Station concourse.

A new boutique hotel is planned for the site of Glasgow's first ever power station. Hotel Indigo will cost £11.5 million, employ 70 staff and be situated in a converted Victorian block in the heart of the city's financial services district.

The new 3-storey building provides a modern, flexible, spacious and practical centre with a strong iconic civic presence. It brings together 3 GP Practices and other health and social work services, all under one roof.

The redevelopment of the St Enoch Centre has created a world-class retail and leisure destination in a key location at the heart of Glasgow city centre. In the first phase of redevelopment 250,000 ft² of retail and leisure space has been added, taking the facility to more than 1 million ft² in total.

The garden centre retail development will incorporate a restaurant, café and farm food hall. The development will create approximately 120 new full and part time jobs across a wide range of employment types.

The M74 completion project is the missing link between the end of the M74 at Fullarton Road Junction near Carmyle and the M8 motorway west of Kingston Bridge near Glasgow city centre. The junction connecting the M74 with the M8 lies in the Clyde Waterfront area.

The much-acclaimed architect Zaha Hadid created the design for the Riverside Museum which will provide a new home for Glasgow's transport collection. The new museum will open in early summer 2011.

The Miller development is part of the massive project at Ferry Village, which will create a whole new community of 2000 plus properties - including apartments, villas, townhouses and penthouses.

This development is in an extremely prominent site location as it marks the entry into the designated conservation area of Central Govan. Led by Govan Housing Association, this project is a significant element in the long awaited and large scale new build housing development programme across Central Govan.

King Street South Block provides creative space for up to 200 creative people in the heart of the Merchant City.

This commercial property development in Hope Street involved connecting two existing buildings to create 65,000 sq ft of high quality Grade A open plan office space in Glasgow City Centre.

The £90 million cost on the new laboratory includes £75 million build costs and £15 million for equipment and fittings. The laboratory is part of the £842 million publicly funded New South Glasgow Hospitals which will see an integrated children's and adult hospital built on the site, the gold standard for healthcare.

Created by world-renowned architects Foster and Partners, who also designed the SECC's Clyde Auditorium, Scotland's new National Arena will seat 12,000and will be the largest entertainments venue in Scotland - and the only one of its scale in the UK built specifically for concerts, conferences and events.

Templeton on the Green is a unique mixed use 'lifestyle village' overlooking the historic Glasgow Green. The buildings are being converted within an approved masterplan to provide offices, workshops, creative studios and new and converted flats. The buildings overlooking the Green will become spacious apartments.

A new £70m office and retail development  is located opposite the Gallery of Modern Art in a prominent position on the corner of Queen Street and Ingram Street.

5 phases of housing regeneration which will take place over a 7 - 10 year period with a total investment of £50m - reinstating the original street pattern for the area.

The world's first floating village is planned for the Cantin Basin, close to Glasgow Science Centre and the Imax theatre. Floating shops, offices, houses, flats and restuarants will be developed around a marina, creating a waterfront quarter and tourist destination.

The Games are expected to act as a catalyst for investment and regeneration, and spark a massive influx of visitors. Glasgow has an ambitious new Tourism Strategy to increase tourism revenue by 60% by 2016, and the Games are expected go a long way towards helping achieve that.

A 20 acre business park is at the centre of the Lomondgate development on the north edge of Dumbarton. With state-of-the-art facilities, flexible accommodation, excellent access to the travel network and attractive surroundings this is an ideal business location.

The residential development at Lomondate will create 338 new homes on the edge of Dumbarton.

The regeneration of Oatlands is thought to be Scotland's second largest single community regeneration scheme with an eventual development value estimated at £220 million.

Creative Clyde at Pacific Quay provides the physical focus for new media, technology and creatively minded businesses in Glasgow and West Central Scotland.

The new Riverside Campus will be one of two campuses for the new City of Glasgow College, which has been formed through the merger of Central, Metropolitan and Nautical Colleges.

The Southern Glasgow Hospital Campus plan involves the expansion of one hospital and the construction of two new hospitals to create one of the largest hospital complexes in Europe.