Date: 12/06/2011

There is a zone of Glasgow so studded with culture and architecture, so richly fertilised with public investment, while also blessed by nature with the noble breadth of the Clyde, that it ought to be a wonder of the world. This zone, once full of shipyards, now contains the work of two Pritzker prize winners Norman Foster and Zaha Hadid and a probable Pritzker-winner-in-waiting, David Chipperfield.

External links

Riverside Museum of Transport and Travel, Glasgow “ review

Guardian

Zaha Hadid's fine transport museum would have been better still as part of a coherent Clyde regeneration plan, writes Rowan Moore

Architect's 'sophisticated shed'

BBC

Riverside museum architect Zaha Hadid talks to the BBC's Pauline McLean during a tour of the new building.

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Interior of the soon to open Riverside Museum of Transport and Travel seen during a preview visit on 11 June 2011 - see news item.
Location: Riverside Museum
Company: Glasgow City Council
11/06/2011 John Yellowlees

Front entrance of the new Riverside Museum on 11 June 2011 - see news item.
Location: Riverside Museum
Company: Glasgow City Council
11/06/2011 John Yellowlees