Walking Tour 01: of tobacco and gold.
Following the trail of Tobacco Lords.
Walking Tour 02: of stone and steel.
Between shipyards and tenements.
This walking tour is celebrates Glasgow’s location on the River Clyde and its importance as industrial port. And as shipbuilding and all sorts of industries boomed during Victorian times, it attracted a huge number of people, many of them housed in its iconic red-sandstone tenement blocks.
Walking Tour 03: of clouds and concrete.
The high-rise and fall of Modernism.
This walking tour will relive one of the most challenging and experimental periods of Glasgow history, when the city, in the immediate post-war years, was facing housing problems on a vast scale, with thousands living in conditions of extreme poverty and overcrowding.
Walking Tour 04: of steam and dungeons.
The city's hidden transportation network.
This walking tour will step into Glasgow’s past as crucial transportation hub. We will journey through railway stations of astounding architecture, hidden underground vaults and tunnels and learn about how a rich and diverse transportation network connected the social history of the city.
Walking Tour 05: of hopes and change.
On the footsteps of Glasgow's urban renaissance.
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Faculty of Engineering
University of Strathclyde
75Montrose Street
G1 1XJ – Glasgow
United Kingdom
info@isuf2021.com
+44 (0) 141 548 3097
architecture@strath.ac.uk
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University of Strathclyde
G1 1RD – Glasgow
United Kingdom
Contact info:
Faculty of Engineering
University of Strathclyde
75Montrose Street
G1 1XJ – Glasgow
United Kingdom
info@isuf2021.com
+44 (0) 141 548 3097
architecture@strath.ac.uk
Find us
University of Strathclyde
G1 1RD – Glasgow
United Kingdom