Streets of Merchant City
November 13, 2020 1:04 amMerchant city is the richest district in Glasgow in terms of history and culture. In... View Article
Merchant city is the richest district in Glasgow in terms of history and culture. In... 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
Currently named SPX Flow, Weir Pump Factory is situated in Cathcart along the White Cart... View Article
Women made up the majority of the work-force of Glasgow’s prosperous and pioneering textile industry.... View Article
Group 26: Chloe Spiess, Craig Stephens, Ingrid Wennemo, Karlis Kukainis, Cheuk Ming Le, Zachary Macpherson... View Article
Castlemilk was envisaged as independent township where people would both live and work, however the... View Article
Pattern, fabric, stitch, tie – textiles terminologies have become synonymous with the urban realm. How... View Article
The concept of “Glasgow Effect” refers to the low life expectancy and poor health of... View Article
A collection of sketch axonometric studies of bay and corner windows found in Glasgow. The... View Article
The main consideration relating to the form would be thinking about its permanence in urban... View Article
The Glasgow effect is a concept that refers to the quality of life of people... View Article
The COVID-19 pandemic has made many of us realise the importance of outdoors spacesand how... View Article
This study deducted in the area of Charring Cross and Anderson, explores how the various... View Article
Glasgow was rapidly growing in the early 19th century due to the industrial revolution. It... View Article
This study focuses on social attitudes towards the sustainability and the impact of the environment... View Article
Despite having one of the lowest levels of car ownership in Britain, the Glasgow Urban... View Article
What makes a place feel safe, scary, or even threatening? Glasgow’s distinctive passageways: tenement closes,... View Article
The term ‘Glasgow Effect’ has been coined in recent years to describe the high levels... View Article
Concealed within the barriers of the M8, North Clyde train line, and the Clyde, patterns... View Article
In 1790, the Kelvin Aqueduct was built, a 120m long structure stretching across the banks... View Article
Laurieston’s fabric has changed dramatically over the last century. Minutes from the Glasgow’s economic centre... View Article
This image conveys the pattern of growth and decline in the industrial economy of Port... View Article
Glasgow is a city for human habitation but also a landscape for non-human species. Due... View Article
Vacant & Derelict Land One of the effects of the rapid de-industrialization that Glasgow was... View Article
In the area of one of the most historically under-supported areas of Glasgow, there is... View Article
As well as providing opportunities, cities do also have a high concentration of unemployment, poverty... View Article
Tasked to focus on economics within the city of Glasgow I knew from various research... View Article
For centuries, industry has defined the way that the city relates to its landscape, and... View Article
For a child the playground is part of everyday life. Playing is more than second... View Article
“Social capital refers to connections among individuals, social networks and the norms of reciprocity and... View Article
In a city of 175 square kilometres and 600 000 inhabitants, the question of economic and... View Article
In the late 1800s, the City of Glasgow was a bustling metropolis thriving on innovation... View Article
“People would rather go hungry than suffer the indignity of going to a food bank”... View Article
For over 200 years, Glasgow has hosted a diverse range of people with different ethnic... View Article
For over 200 years, Glasgow has hosted a diverse range of people with different ethnic... View Article
Glasgow’s industrial cores remained at the north, east and south extremities, dissipating towards the edges... 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
Glasgow hosts a variety of different social and economical conditions. Geographical, topographical and climactic conditions... View Article
For over 200 years, Glasgow has hosted a diverse range of people with different ethnic... View Article
The investigation digitally explores the landscape surrounding the key watercourses of the Glasgow drainage basin.... View Article
The Gorbals today sit on the south bank of the River Clyde and was originally... View Article
Since the Industrial Revolution, Glasgow’s size has boomed. Until the mid-19th century, the city was... View Article
The investigation is focusing on the small part of the area in Glasgow, which had... View Article
This ‘Emmental map’ of Glasgow shows areas within the city, where people don’t have any... View Article
Rewilding has been the hot topic globally. However, rewilding the city could mean the coexistence... View Article
My investigation aims to look at the movement of people in Glasgow. I have completed... View Article
Glasgow is a city that has developed around its crosses, both cartographically and socially. Key... View Article
I have investigated the streetscape of Glasgow’s crosses throughout history to analyze the way they... View Article
Glasgow is a city divided by boundaries, exemplified by the superposition of the M8 motorway... View Article
The series of elevations is a summary analysis of various building typologies observed when walking... View Article
The project investigates the different influencing factors to street density, taking study samples from different... View Article
We have explored our theme through investigating three distinct areas within the city. These areas... View Article
Choose any district in or around Glasgow and it won’t take you very long to... 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