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Forth and Clyde Canal and Swan-Canopy Bridge
Clydebank Town Centre
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In UK English, the history of the swan canopy bridge in Clydebank is that it was designed by Glasgow Architect Neil McLean of RMJM Architects who won an architectural design competition launched by Clydebank Re-built and West Dunbartonshire Council in September 2006 through the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) to secure a design to replace the existing bridge canopy crossing the Forth and Clyde Canal in Clydebank Town Centre. The new canopy, which is designed as a swan in flight, was completed in May 20081. It covers the Sylvania Way pedestrian bridge spanning the Forth & Clyde Canal within Clydebank town centre and replaces the unpopular 25 year old metal-latticed frame, creating a new focal point for the town.
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In UK English, the history of the swan canopy bridge in Clydebank is that it was designed by Glasgow Architect Neil McLean of RMJM Architects who won an architectural design competition launched by Clydebank Re-built and West Dunbartonshire Council in September 2006 through the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) to secure a design to replace the existing bridge canopy crossing the Forth and Clyde Canal in Clydebank Town Centre. The new canopy, which is designed as a swan in flight, was completed in May 20081. It covers the Sylvania Way pedestrian bridge spanning the Forth & Clyde Canal within Clydebank town centre and replaces the unpopular 25 year old metal-latticed frame, creating a new focal point for the town.
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