£10m Torry dolphin centre to sink or swim
March 20 2017
Gokay Deveci, professor in architecture at the Scott Sutherland School, has released the first indicative visual of a proposed dolphin centre at Greyhope Bay, close to Torry, incorporating a viewing platform, classrooms, a theatre, restaurant and conference rooms.Brainchild of marine scientist Fiona McIntyre the vision forms part of a build-up to a 12 May launch event, including a 3d tour, in a bid to drum up support for the £10m venture from the local authority, business and wildlife organisations.
McIntyre commented: “I developed Greyhope Bay as a project in a bid to provide a facility which would spark interest and inspire others to connect with and value Aberdeen’s marine setting, its natural heritage and culture.
“Our plans have gained traction and support, with significant finance raised, architectural designs drawn up, business case validation, and Greyhope Bay is at a really important stage.”
Greyhope Bay is among the best locations in Europe from which to observe bottlenose dolpins.
3 Comments
#1 Posted by Sir Ano on 20 Mar 2017 at 13:20 PM
What about the SNP and Labour Dolphins? Fair representation for all!
#2 Posted by nomoregrey on 21 Mar 2017 at 15:40 PM
firstly, the image is terrible and tells us nothing of what the proposals are.
secondly, this will have been done by students - so why doesn't the article say such.
I suspect the lack of comments are due to the lack of content in both image and article
secondly, this will have been done by students - so why doesn't the article say such.
I suspect the lack of comments are due to the lack of content in both image and article
#3 Posted by The Punmeister General on 24 Mar 2017 at 13:29 PM
APPROVED
Post your comments
Back to March 2017
Like us on Facebook
Become a fan and share
News Archive
Search News
Features & Reports
For more information from the industry visit our Features & Reports section.