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Bank Street Basin Public Realm

Previously a section of the Monkland Canal, this disused corridor space has been regenerated to provide a versatile public space for Coatbridge.

A combination of linear parkland and urban space, the design offers improved opportunities for both passive and active recreation, including an events venue in a unique environment. Conserving the site’s infrastructure and artefacts was paramount.

Central to the design is the retention of the footprint of the existing sunken basin. This provides the setting for a series of corten-steel artworks that interpret its former use and rich industrial heritage. The choice of detailing, lighting, planting and furniture also complements the character of the site.
bank street basin
bank street basin lighting detail
bank street at night
crucible sculpture
snowball sculptures