Projects

Location

Clydebank & Erskine, Queens Quay

Description

Clydebank Re-built has developed a programme of public realm works to upgrade the entry points and main approach roads into Clydebank and its riverside development areas.

The work is intended to highlight the regeneration process underway in the town and to signal a new, confident Clydebank.

Phase 1 and 2 of the work has led to the transformation of the central reservation along Glasgow Road in Clydebank from the junction with North Elgin Street eastwards to that with Mill Road, at the boundary with Glasgow City.

Phase 1 also incorporated the upgrading on the prominent public open space Solidarity Plaza opposite Clydebank Town Hall.

New street lighting has been installed along the Glasgow Road / Dumbarton Road corridor between the junction of Beardmore Road and Mill Street.

Cost

£3.6 million

Current status

Both Phase 1 and 2 are complete.

Timescale

2004 - 2006

Lead partner

Clydebank Re-built

Other partners

West Dunbartonshire Council, Scottish Enterprise, Dunbartonshire and the European Regional Development Fund.

Project team

Phase 1
JM Architects
Mott MacDonald
Brown & Wallace
Stand United
Contractor - ERDC

Phase 2
Gillespies
Halcrow
Gardiner & Theobald
Contractor - AEL

Website

Clydebank Re-built

Contact details

Alan Robertson, Projects Director, Clydebank re-built, 0141 951 3420, alan@clydebankrebuilt.co.uk