Glasgow East End Built Heritage Study – Scottish Centre for Conservation Studies

This Heritage Study was carried out in Dalmarnock, Glasgow, in order to identify and describe aspects of its built heritage that are not covered by statutory listing. The final report included an historical study of Dalmarnock, followed by a gazetteer detailing significant sites. This resulted in an evaluation of historical significance and urban character, informing the future redevelopment plans for the area.

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The study was funded jointly by Historic Scotland and Clyde Gateway. Research was carried out by the University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh College of Art under the supervision of Miles Glendinning, and coordinated by Page \ Park Architects, Glasgow.

Jul 24, 2012

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