A PARTNERSHIP looking at the history of the River Clyde has been formed between the Shipyard Trust and the University of Strathclyde.
The "exciting and inspiring" new project will see the university's department of architecture work alongside the trust to tell the story of the river.
A combination of year four honours and MSc students will study the shipbuilding and social history of the river.
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The board was "delighted by the energy and enthusiasm" shown by university staff.
Will Gunn, year four director said: “The department of architecture is delighted to be involved in such an exciting design project, that is intimately linked to our own engineering heritage.
"Being ranked first in Scotland and third in the UK, our students are set to develop ambitious and engaging proposals, to help inform the trust’s delivery of this important and historic project for Scotland.”
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For more information on the project visit here.
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