LID (Low impact development) Urban Landscape project in Tradeston

Tradeston is a small district withinside the Scottish metropolis of Glasgow adjoining to the metropolis centre at the south financial institution of the River Clyde . Tradeston is bounded via way of means of the River Clyde to the north, the Glasgow to Paisley railway line to the south, Eglinton Street and Bridge Street to the east and West Street to the west. The M74 Extension traverses the vicinity. The Tradeston Bridge, opened on 14 May 2009, hyperlinks Tradeston and neighbouring Kingston with Broomielaw and the metropolis’s International Financial Services District. Many former commercial homes withinside the vicinity had been demolished as a part of the M74 Extension which opened in June 2011. Barclays Bank opened a brand new headquarters on the Tradeston waterfront at the River Clyde’s south financial institution in 2021, anticipated to result in hundreds of latest jobs and kickstart the regeneration of Tradeston as a whole. Known as Buchanan Wharf and controlled via way of means of Stallan-Brand architects, the task consisted of changing low upward push commercial devices with new workplace homes and renovating formerly derelict indexed 1870s warehouses, the BECO Building and Kingston House, for public use. Tradeston is served via way of means of the Glasgow Subway machine at West Street and Bridge Street stations. West Street station is the proposed vicinity of a prime new rail-subway interchange as a part of the Crossrail Glasgow proposal. Our site is located near the M74 and M8 interjenction major building contains in our site are Co-operative building tradestone, 240 core residential apartment and 220A and 220B core residential apartment