O’DonnellBrown floats plans for Govan docks regeneration

02 Govan Graving Docks Visualisation - credit Axson Office

Source: Axson Office

£125m proposals would deliver 304 new homes at waterfront site in Glasgow

Glasgow-based O’DonnellBrown Architects has submitted proposals for the regeneration of the city’s Govan Graving Docks that would deliver 304 new homes on the southern boundary of the site.

The practice’s plans, worked up for developer New City Vision, are part of a wider masterplan to breathe new life into the area’s three 19th century docks – which includes reopening No.1 Dock for repairing heritage ships.

The masterplan also targets repairing and restoring the docks’ Pumphouse, which is the sole remaining building on the Category A-listed site, into a visitor and community attraction, as well as the development of a heritage park.

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