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Holland Street - Pitt Street

The construction to Holland Street and Pitt Street will see the introduction of high-quality public realm to connect visitors to the city centre from the hotel district and highlights the commitment to a sustainable city. 

The Avenues programme forms part of the City Centre Strategy. The priority of this programme is about creating inclusive and sustainable space for people through quality public realm, green infrastructure and innovative technology.

Design Principles
Enhanced, continuous and widened footways Rain gardens and Street trees  Biodiverse Planting 
Segregated Cycling lanes separated
rom other road users 
Road carriageways reduced in width  Improved Public Realm
Rationalised and improved street
urniture  
Architectural lighting features Road priorities adjusted with clear routes 

 

Consultations

The design process for the Avenues has been shaped by extensive stakeholder engagement. These consultations included workshops, on-street engagement, and online questionnaires. The feedback gathered from these type of activities aim to shape the new placemaking approach to street design. 

Further information and consultation results will be made available shortly.

Design Team and Construction Contractors

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The Design Team is led by Ironside Farrar 
Glasgow Office: 5th Floor, 135 Buchanan Street, Glasgow G1 2JA


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The Contractors is led by Rainton Construction Limited
2 Brewland Street, Galston, East Ayrshire, KA4 8AQ
Phone: 01563 262 110  |  Email:  enquiries@rclscot.co.uk

Funding

The programme is funded by the Glasgow City Region City Deal, which includes contributions from both the Scottish and UK Governments, additional funding from Sustrans was also obtained for the project. 

Proposed Design Plans

 

Design Concepts

Image(s) shows artist impression of the Holland Street/Pitt Street Avenue:

Holland Street (Facing West Regent Street)
Holland Street (St Vincent Street to Sauchiehall Street)
Pitt Street Looking South

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Last modified on 18 February 2025

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