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Broomielaw Pavilions

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Location

Glasgow City Centre, IFSD

Address

Broomielaw, Glasgow

Type

Current

Description

A stylish new £10m restaurant quarter is to be created on the waterfront within Glasgow city centre.

Glasgow City Council has chosen Wilson Bowden to develop 30,000 ft2 of pavilions which will house a series of bars, restaurants and cafes on the banks of the River Clyde at the Broomielaw, adjacent to the city’s International Financial Services District.

The Broomielaw Pavilions, built over two storeys and featuring a striking “wave form” roof, will be situated on the north bank of the river, next to a new pedestrian bridge linking Broomielaw with Tradeston on the south side. 

Along with the new bridge, the development is expected to play a key role in the ongoing regeneration of the Clyde within the core city centre and draw people to the waterfront.

The new project will bolster the growing vibrancy of Atlantic Quay. The area earmarked for the pavilions, adjacent to Robertson Street, is currently open space owned by the city council.  There is scope to extend the project to the east into Clyde Place and to the west to Anderston Quay.

Cost

£10m

Current status

Planning permission to be submitted by end of 2009.

Lead partner

Capella

Other partners

Glasgow City Council

Project team

Capella Consultancy, Development Management

Contact details

Jim Fitzsimon, Wilson Bowden, 0141 221 2425, jfitzsimons@capellagroup.co.uk

north bank as exisiting

Project history

north bank as existingView
Site of the pavilionsView
Upgrading the walkwayView
Site of the Pavilions at BroomielawView

Clyde Waterfront is a strategic partnership comprising the Scottish Government, Scottish Enterprise, Glasgow City, Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire Councils. Its purpose is to promote the economic, social and environmental regeneration of 13 miles of the River Clyde from Glasgow city centre to Dumbarton.

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