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PARTICK BUS STATION REDEVELOPMENT

Partick Bus Station Redevelopment

Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) proposed to redevelop the bus station facility at Partick to improve the passenger experience and address current health and safety issues. Partick has become a strategic transport interchange facility in the west end of Glasgow with the redevelopment and regeneration of Partick and the Glasgow Harbour area.

This project was reopened to the public in September 2018.

Fantastic improvement to the bus station at a strategically important hub. Many thanks to everyone in the SPT team, ASL architects and Luddons. Great team effort.

Charles Hoskins, Senior Director, SPT

LOCATION: PARTICK

CLIENT: SPT

VALUE: £2.21m

COMPLETION: 2018
SERVICE: ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
SECTOR: TRANSPORT
CONTRACTOR: LUDDON CONSTRUCTION LTD

LANDSCAPE: AUSTIN-SMITH: lORD
STRUCTURES: CURTINS
COST CONSULTANT: CURRIE & BROWN

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SHREWSBURY MUSEUM

Shrewsbury Museum

Austin-Smith:Lord was commissioned to sensitively restore and convert the Grade II* listed Music Hall, in the centre of Shrewsbury, into a Museum for Shropshire County Council.

The Museum has been created within a unique collection of buildings including the 13th Century Vaughan’s Mansion, the 19th Century Music Hall and Assembly Rooms, a medieval shut, the town’s 18th century prison cells and 20th century nuclear bunker. Vaughan’s Mansion sits on Anglo Saxon foundations and is one of only a handful of medieval defensive

houses remaining in the UK.

We have stitched all of the buildings together into a coherent whole and enabled the museum to increase its use by a wide variety of community and special interest groups. More space has been provided to liberate more usable areas for temporary exhibitions, events, meetings and education within the dramatic existing buildings and to resolve the myriad different floor levels across the site.