The Agora of Glasgow
June 8, 2021 6:35 pm Comments Off on The Agora of Glasgow“At the end of the day, the protests change the narration of the city,” –... View Article
“At the end of the day, the protests change the narration of the city,” –... View Article
The space of the city can be said to be defined by our relationship to... View Article
This thesis aims to respond to two juxtaposing ideas and interests that are present within... View Article
This thesis argues that while society influences architecture, architecture in turn conditions us through the... View Article
Derelict land and loss of identity are the common sore points for post-industrial cities. The... View Article
Glasgow’s history is shown through what’s left behind: the cranes that still sit along Clyde... View Article
The thesis takes basis in Jorge Luis Borges story ‘The Library of Babel’ where the... View Article
Rapid urbanisation breaks the balance between nature and the city. It leads to the occupation... View Article
We all occupy the places of people who have gone before us; those never known,... View Article
Many people have suffered different kinds of losses during the pandemic, some have lost family,... View Article
To preserve fragments of a disappearing Glasgow through a Monument to immortalise the lost and... View Article
This thesis seeks to propose a controversial economy that profits from climate change to the... View Article
The relationship between Living and Working in the city is in constant flux. As society... View Article
Once upon a time, Mersus Memoria began its life as two thesis ideas responding to... View Article
In a post-pandemic world, the city centre of Glasgow is at risk of becoming a... View Article
It has been proposed that Glasgow is a proto-knowledge city, reliant on its emergent knowledge... View Article
We are in the Anthropocene Era: a human-revolving society of mass consumption and lack of... View Article
Natural resources are drawn from environments aggressively and with disregard toward the damage inflicted on... View Article
The history of Glasgow and the Clyde are closely entwined, one wouldn’t truly exist without... View Article
The Urban Mantelpiece is a speculative response to the the consequential effected of population displacement... View Article
The Final Design Thesis considers the architectural relationship between the built and natural environment, and... View Article
In modern society the design of spaces for play remains lost within a realm of... View Article
“Every building creates associations in the mind of the beholder” (Nikolaus Pevsner) There are few... View Article
We are facing a climate crisis that requires us to rethink about how we live... View Article
Using landscape and context to inform the design process, how can we create a harmonious... View Article
This thesis speculates on the future of the urban city. By 2050 it is estimated... View Article
The year 2020 has left us facing a world we don’t recognise, we have been... View Article
Glasgow is a city of relatively low lying and small scale buildings compared to other... View Article
Glasgow is host to a breadth of challenging liminal spaces engendered by extreme physical boundaries... View Article
Glasgow has a dark past associated with the transatlantic slave trade. Amid the rise of... View Article
Covid-19 has exposed and exacerbated great inequalities across the UK: the more deprived the area,... View Article
This thesis investigates how reconfiguring a structure of historical significance can create a node of... View Article
Continuing on the themes of Richard Sennett’s Open City, the thesis acknowledges public space, movement... View Article
All across Glasgow’s post-industrial landscape, vital structures of the past are decaying and new ecologies... View Article
The thesis explores the interconnection between patterns of urban form and the creation of livable... View Article
The language around migration in many western countries have been weaponised with terms such as... View Article
The show people of Scotland have an incredibly rich history and have been providing services... View Article
As the contemporary city advances to the digital age, it shifts away from the previously... View Article
The current bubble wrapping of children and increased focus on risk reduction has seen a... View Article
Today’s construction industry mainly functions within the principles of the linear economy. This finite one-way... View Article
Historically a site of extraction and only recently incorporated into the city, Easterhouse sits on... View Article
For as long as cities have existed, they have held a relationship both productive and... View Article
How can building upon existing urban and cultural fabric revitalise local centres and create sense... View Article
The vast body of scientific research shows we are causing irreversible damage to our environment,... View Article
Intervening in the existing built fabric to represent the migrant cultures of Glasgow through a... View Article
Life is experienced through listening, and place is defined through its specific soundscape. The acoustic... View Article
My thesis focuses on the issue of global food security and the rising concern that... View Article
There is a natural imbalance developed by the centrality of the Glaswegian institutions, in comparison... View Article
Our Thesis explores ways in which people can meet with Govan Graving Docks, through direct... View Article
This thesis utilises uses repurposing of existing urban fabric as an ethical approach to architectural... View Article
The influence of modernist town planning in Glasgow and the creation of the M8 motorway... View Article
Monuments and placenames across Glasgow’s urban fabric give an insight into the cultural hegemony of... View Article
This thesis centres around the idea of rediscovering what is lost.A thriving birthplace of a... View Article
Many Post-industrial cities have taken it upon themselves to revive their once key industrial rivers.... View Article
The most sustainable building is the one that already exists. However, all buildings are designed... View Article
Fragmented pockets of vacant land litter the city. These weaken the city structure, creating undesirable... View Article
My thesis investigation looks at how places in our cities can encourage, value and nurture... View Article
Glasgow is a city with spatial experiences that are unique. Many of the densely populated... View Article
Over the years, Glasgow witnesses all kinds of transformation from an industrial centre to culture... View Article
Thinking about the future of our cities, can we affirm that they are ready for... View Article
Govan was once a neighbourhood formerly at heart of Glasgow’s ship-building industry. However, there is... View Article
In order for Glasgow to create a fairer, low carbon future it needs to invest... View Article
Today’s current monocultural climate pushed forward by the post-industrialist modernist agenda is actively un-weaving the... View Article
Public spaces have played a major role in the development of democracy, serving as places... View Article
The context of his thesis is about the idea that the problem of dereliction and... View Article
The Postgraduate event brief for ‘Re-Imagine Glasgow’ set only one task – “We want to... View Article
The Ethical City? Glasgow, Gaelic Glaschu, city, west-central Scotland, is situated along both banks of... View Article
Merchant city is the richest district in Glasgow in terms of history and culture. In... View Article
Group 32 : Maisie Tudge, Matthew Smith, Calum Weir, Magdalena Wloczka, Sin-Ting Wong, Ailish Whooley
Group 31 : Tamsin Le Roux, William Macdonald, Luiza Queiroz Silva, Imraan J. Smith, Ilia Voulgari and... View Article
Group 30 : Margaux Philips, Lotta Pulkkinen, Callum Smith, Jorge Velasco Velasco, Floris van Manen, Nikitas... View Article
Grou 29 : Sarah Owens, Joe Sampey, Norbu Verhagen, Laura Stevenson, Karolina Pluta
Group 28 : Alexander Vile, Xanthe Wilkins, Tarn-Afeni Zaidi, Wai Hei Leung, Alexander Mallalieu, Donald... View Article
Group 27 : Kyle Mac Connell, Katy McGregor, Elaine Yu, Serene Nemer, Jessica Xie, Sylvia... View Article
One of Glasgow’s cherished historic green spaces is the South Side’s Queen’s Park. The park... View Article
The original name of Glasgow in Gaelic has proven in time to reflect an remarkable... View Article
In this short film, I have looked into the life of the streets in the... View Article
Group 09 : Ewan Hepburn, Douglas Baldwin, Kryslynn D’sa, Martin Zizka, Charles Dunn, Marilena Kynigou
Group 08 : Yik Man Chuen, Martha Duncan, Rebecca Hodalova, Gaelen Britton, Emily Dan, Paula Gómez... View Article
Group 07 : John Cummins, Timothy Khoo, Pavandip Sian, Youngeun Cho, Huyen Anh Do, Euan... View Article
Group 06 : Chiara Chisai, Fredrik Frendin, Hannah Keane, Sebastian A Jonsson, Erica Brunno, Megan... View Article
Group 05 : Mutsa Chinembiri, Jonathan Hill, William White-Howe, Elias Wahlstrom, Angeliki Sachiki, Sam Smith
Group 04 : Jordan Barrett, Siyana Borisova, Anjolaoluwa Soji-Oyawoy, Polina Efthymiadou, Robyn Gibson, Ebba Holst
Group 01 : Alesia Berahavaya, Pui Yee Wang, Lily Sinclair, Kirve Shubham, Alexandros Tzamperi
Pattern, fabric, stitch, tie – textiles terminologies have become synonymous with the urban realm. How... View Article
“Each great civilization arrived at its apogee when subject to geographical and material conditions, its... View Article
Glasgow has experienced many changes over it’s recent urban history, some of which have left visual scars... View Article
The effect rain has on the urban fabric of Glasgow is unmistakable. I decided on... View Article
In investigating ways in which people express their cultural identity, nothing is as undeniable as... View Article
Discrete, Legal, Celebrated This short study looks at the queer history within the city of... View Article
In the 1960s and 70s Glasgow went through a radical transformation through the City Comprehensive... View Article
Glasgow as a city did not begin to develop until 6th Century with the arrival of St. Mungo who... View Article
Is there a correlation between an abundance of man-made edges and an abundance of derelict... View Article
First World War has caused housing shortage all over Europe; in February 1915 landlords in... View Article
Focusing on integration, the map highlights the areas which are the most deprived 10% in... View Article
Scotland was one of the first countries in the world to acknowledge the global climate... View Article
By 2050 the population in Glasgow City Centre is expected to double, resulting in a... View Article
In the City Groups project I am studying the relationship between heavy infrastructure and deprivation in Glasgow City... View Article
This map aims to display the layering of historical routes, remains and current social traces of Gaelic and... View Article
The Clyde has always had a key role in shaping Glasgow, as the city’s history can be read through the changes... View Article
Glasgow has the lowest life expectancy of any area across Scotland, something perhaps more interesting... View Article
After the Second World War, Glasgow was experiencing mass overcrowding. From the 1940s, the government... View Article
‘‘Construction Declares a Climate and Biodiversity emergency: For everyone working in construction and the built... View Article
The distribution of green space within the urban realm has always been interlinked with the... View Article
Excess mortality appears in Glasgow, known as the ‘Glasgow effect’, refers to the lowlife expectancy... View Article
Glasgow struggles with a disconnect between the River Clyde and the city. Even though Glasgow was... View Article
The few isolated towers left standing are the remnants of Glasgow City Council’s mass housing... View Article
Govanhill is a neighbourhood in the south of Glasgow which is the most ethnically diverse... View Article