Aberdeen backs new city centre public space
June 8 2018
Aberdeen City Council has approved the business case for the creation of a new public space to enhance the setting of the city’s Art Gallery and Cowdray Hall, enabling proponents to begin the design and funding process.
To be situated outside Robert Gordon’s College the new space has been budgeted at approximately £2.5m and will form a key plank of an ongoing city centre masterplan.
Councillor Jenny Laing remarked: “We have today approved the business case for a scheme that has the potential to significantly contribute to the transformation of the city centre.
“Aberdeen City Council is committed to creating a vibrant place for all through the masterplan and if approved the Schoolhill plan would support that vital work.”
2 Comments
#1 Posted by Sven on 8 Jun 2018 at 22:30 PM
Am confused as the article mentions £2.5m yet the image clearly shows a road with double yellow lines: which I trust is as-as rather than to-be!
#2 Posted by Dave on 11 Jun 2018 at 16:12 PM
Really? £2.5 million?! If it is just the triangular piece of ground outside the main gate to RGC, its not exactly a big area, so why is it projected to cost in the millions? Not exactly many details to go on from this article
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