Wow. Knockout design

Better than a bit of surface parking -- but not by much.

Struggling to work as filler -- I think that a corrugated iron roof cannot be far away if it needs to be value engineered.

Proof positive that rundown areas in the city are one step up from a shanty town and it will get worse unless the Nats in the City Chambers start chasing the Nats in Holyrood for proper funding.

Westminster has sacrificed local government to the wolves after 12 years of politically inspired austerity.

Holyrood took the template and added tartan to it and did the exact same.

Both hid their cuts behind a veneer of local democracy -- cowards the lot of them.

#2 I grew up not far from Provanmill and if you think its present state is any reflection on current or even recent governments, national or local, you're woefully mistaken. This isn't Barmulloch, this is Blackhill. The site where Arthur Thomson jr was gunned down is less than 200m away. All of the local celebrities are third division gangsters. If you think slinging a few quid to the local social work department will change that mindset, good luck. Give it a go yourself.

Perhaps instead of a functional strip of shops, you would like to see a day spa? Or a Tesla dealership? Maybe try to encourage Cassina to open a store by building an Italianate palazzo?

There's a certain comfortable cowardice in blaming governments for everything on message boards, don't you think? It's as banal as writing letters to the Sunday Post. Like a never-ending stream of consciousness from Disgusted Of Tunbridge Wells.

I miss complexity. Complexity was great.

Love how the Car is parked unashamedly in the Bike Lane. This CGI is a true reflection of modern day Glasgow

Loving how the “usual suspects” of UR are having kittens about this.

This is real work. for a real landowner trying to turn a profit and negotiate “the Planning system” in 2022.

Fair play.

Well done to all involved

@#2...Give it a rest, eh? It's Friday, the sun is shining - have a wee Solero or something, take the weight off.

You're getting pretty tedious.

It's a busy we junction and clearly the landowner thinks there is scope for a few more retail opportunities. Fair play. A few more local shops. My bet is spar take two units, one becomes a bookies and there is surely space for a barber. That leaves one each for an artisan baker and a vegan butcher.

#6 -- The view from Bearsden.
How welcome -- complacency on a stick.
Where poverty is eating non organic food from Sainsburys.

Busy junction site that can only support a single storey shed wae windaes -- Not good.

#8…what was it I was saying about becoming tedious?

Hope you enjoyed the Solero regardless.

It obviously won't win any architecture prizes but the investment in a street focal point is a good thing - by taking it this far there is presumably interest from prospective businesses, so good luck to all, let this be the start of an upturn for Provanmill. Replace crime syndication with fine regeneration.

Unless we end up with two saunas and a betting shop of course.