University of Glasgow public realm
The University of Glasgow’s Western Campus Masterplan and Infrastructure Design is a landmark initiative within Glasgow’s West End, representing a significant expansion of the Gilmorehill Campus. This transformative project, part of the university’s £1 billion development program, repurposes the former Western Infirmary site into a dynamic district, seamlessly blending historical significance with modern innovation.
With a focus on both economic and cultural impact, the project aims to reinforce Glasgow’s identity as a center for education, research, and community engagement. The design team were instrumental in transforming the University of Glasgow Western Campus, designing cohesive public realm of streets and civic spaces that define a distinctive setting for university life. The project creates a world-class campus environment prioritising people, place, and purpose. By focusing on pedestrian-friendly spaces, the design encourages social interaction and collaboration, drawing inspiration from Glasgow’s heritage and global outlook. Sustainable materials and innovative solutions harmonise with the campus’s architectural diversity, ensuring a cohesive and inviting environment.
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