| Comment | The city has massive plans on the go at the moment to repopulate the city centre, and more generally regenerate the city centre through specific "district" level action plans.
The Broomielaw one finished the public consultation stage in Jan/Feb, with a report published shortly afterwards which identified the key options which could be taken forward. I think the final report (with final steps) is meant to be published this summer - though this might be held up with everything that's going on!
https://www.glasgowcitycentrestrategy.com/broomielaw-district-regeneration-framework-public-consultation.htm
But this is a process that's being repeated for about 10 or so city centre "districts" that have been identified. Some are further along in the process. There's loads of info on it here: https://www.glasgowcitycentrestrategy.com/
Also! I'd *really* recommend watching this video, of a talk by Graham Ross of Austin Lord Smith architecture consultants from 2 years ago or so (he's one of the leads in the city's project). In the video he runs through the general ideas they had at that time, some of them (especially for Broomielaw and that end of Argyle Street) were extremely positive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NIyeGTpD7c
So good things happening! |
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