Glasgow launches public consultation on tall buildings policy

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Source: Float 2023

City council invites feedback on draft tall buildings policy aimed at guiding Glasgow’s urban growth

Glasgow City Council is seeking public input on its tall buildings policy as part of ongoing efforts to shape the future of the city’s skyline.

As Glasgow continues to attract new investments and developments, the city council identified a need for coherent tall building design guidance. The consultation comes under the broader framework of the City Development Plan, which sets out the city’s economic, cultural, and environmental goals.

The draft guidance is designed to assist both developers and planning officers in navigating the pre-application process, ensuring that proposed buildings are not only well-designed but also appropriately sited within the city.

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