On the 18th of September, 2016, I was joined by over forty people who took part in the fundraising charity walk I organised on behalf of Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity: ‘GLASSGOW’.
The whole walk was 16K from start to finish.
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The premise of the walk was to walk through Glasgow’s seminal glass buildings, beginning at the Kibble Palace at the Botanic Gardens, and finishing at the glass wall of the Burrell Gallery in Pollok Park. Along the way the walk passed through Glasgow Central Station, the Argyle Arcade, the Peoples Palace, as well as some of Glasgow’s other architectural highlights: the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the University of Glasgow (cloisters) and the Zaha Hadid Museum of Transport.
Thanks go to all who attended, and especially to the guides (students from the Department of Architecture, University of Strathclyde [especially Alissar Riachi]), and to Ruairidh Moir of BARD Architecture, who produced the little maps that were distributed along the way (maps which mapped out Glasgow according to a range of other architectural typologies.)
The day raised over £500 for the charity.
Intentions are to run the walk again, in 2018 hopefully as part of the Glasgow Doors Open Day festival.