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Image 1 — Glasgow Chinatown to be transformed under £160m regeneration plan
Image 2 — Glasgow Chinatown to be transformed under £160m regeneration plan
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Image 4 — Glasgow Chinatown to be transformed under £160m regeneration plan
Image 5 — Glasgow Chinatown to be transformed under £160m regeneration plan
Image 6 — Glasgow Chinatown to be transformed under £160m regeneration plan
Image 7 — Glasgow Chinatown to be transformed under £160m regeneration plan
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Glasgow Chinatown to be transformed under £160m regeneration plan

What do you guys think of the proposed Glasgow China Town development in Cowcaddens?

I'm personally very excited - I love the architectural style of sandstone historical buildings in this area (pictures at the end). I think it has huge potential.

u/BothStar7431 — 2 days ago
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The Finnieston Crane (or Stobcross Crane)

175-foot (53m) cantilever crane on the River Clyde, located in the West End/Finnieston area, not Dennistoun. Completed in 1931, it is an iconic symbol of Glasgow’s shipbuilding heritage used for loading locomotives and heavy cargo

u/Keplersuniverse — 7 days ago
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Year 2000 looking West from 1 Crown Gardens. A tribute to my late, much loved Uncle.

This panorama above my desk was made by my Uncle Sandy in 2000, we having clambered onto the roof of my then abode at 1 Crown Gardens with his tripod and old school SLR. He did a whole series of Glasgow cityscape panoramas around that time, many still on the walls of his Southside house. It has faded pleasingly over the years and is currently very poignant as he passed away a couple of weeks ago.

u/Ape-bot — 7 days ago