Design Forum: Port Dundas 100 Acre Hill Appraisal

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A Project Appraisal Report for the Port Dundas/100 Acre Hill Project in Glasgow, issued on 12 April 2016.

Workshop ref/ Series Workshop 4 Series 1

Workshop Stage: Appraisal of proposals for 100 Acre Hill

Planning Authority: Glasgow City Council

Client / Developer: Glasgow Canal Regeneration Partnership/ BIGG

Lead Designer(s): HTA Design

Project/ Category: Housing / Public Realm / Infrastructure / Masterplan/Strategic

Mixed Use

Previous Workshops: 29th April 2015, 2nd July 2015, 22nd January 2016

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