Our Green Infrastructure Projects

The GISI funded 12 capital infrastructure projects and nine community engagement projects. Between them, our projects delivered:

  • 200+ hectares of greenspace created or enhanced in urban areas
  • 32+ hectares of Vacant and Derelict Land brought back into use
  • 23km+ of pathways constructed
  • Several thousand households with reduced flood risk.

Awards

Award BodyResultAward Category and Year
Landscape InstituteWinner

Local Landscape Planning Award 2016 (Claypits)

Exceling in Place Regeneration 2022 (Claypits)

Excellence in Health & Wellbeing 2022 Claypits)

Landscape Construction 2021 (Sighthill)

Scottish Design AwardsWinnerRegeneration category 2018
Canals & Rivers TrustWinnerLiving Waterways Award 2018 – Engaging the Community – large scale
The PineapplesWinnerPublic Space Award 2022 (Claypits LNR)
The PineapplesShortlistedPlace in Progress 2021 (Sighthill)
Institution of Civil Engineers & Civil Engineers Contractors' Association ScotlandWinnerGreatest Contribution of Scotland 2021
Academy of UrbanismWinnerThe Great Place 2023 (Claypits LNR)
Saltire IndustrialWinnerEnvironmental 2018
Other Project Awards  
Building with NatureFull Award and National AwardQueensland Park 2021
Building with NatureFull AwardMalls Mire 2022
Building with NaturePolicy AwardGreen Infrastructure Strategic Intervention 2023
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People have opportunities to develop their skills. People love, use and value their green spaces. Space is created for nature. People understand what nature does for them. There is space for outdoor learning and play. People feel happier and better connected with others in the community. Gaps in health and opportunity are reduced. Businesses and jobs are attracted to the area.

Find out more 

Building with Nature

Green Infrastructure

Placemaking and Green Infrastructure

Nature-based solutions: Urban

 

Contact

Green Infrastructure

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