A CGI video reveals Aberdeen’s Union Street’s transformation with a massive upgrade in decades.
See Aberdeen’s Union Street’s future. A CGI video displays the biggest upgrade in decades, promising vibrancy and improved spaces.
Aberdeen Union Street Upgrade Revealed in CGI Video Preview
Crews prepared the new sidewalk’s southern side and also poured concrete recently for the project. They moved vital utilities under the road, and crews removed old tram tracks.
Morrison Construction is handling this upgrade project. They hosted an event for local residents, where people asked questions about the progress. The £20 million project launched last summer and involves a new entrance to Aberdeen Market. The market’s name, Flint, honors The Green’s history.
The design adds bus stops and bike lanes, while widened paths will appear there, too. Expect planters and updated lighting, which go from Market Street to the gardens.
The city says Union Street will look great, and pavement space will increase considerably. The new market building will gain an entrance, making the area attractive and lively. Walking and biking are being promoted as Scottish whinstone and granite will surface the street. These materials are locally sourced.
The old BHS storefront becomes a market entrance. Utility work caused slight delays, but they expect completion by 2025’s end. This will be the biggest change in years! The video showed the Granite Mile, and locals shared many comments on it.
More info exists on Generation Aberdeen’s website. It includes updates on Union Street, covering the market and beachfront projects.
Crews prepared the new sidewalk’s southern side and also poured concrete recently for the project. They moved vital utilities under the road, and crews removed old tram tracks.
Morrison Construction is handling this upgrade project. They hosted an event for local residents, where people asked questions about the progress. The £20 million project launched last summer and involves a new entrance to Aberdeen Market. The market’s name, Flint, honors The Green’s history.
The design adds bus stops and bike lanes, while widened paths will appear there, too. Expect planters and updated lighting, which go from Market Street to the gardens.
The city says Union Street will look great, and pavement space will increase considerably. The new market building will gain an entrance, making the area attractive and lively. Walking and biking are being promoted as Scottish whinstone and granite will surface the street. These materials are locally sourced.
The old BHS storefront becomes a market entrance. Utility work caused slight delays, but they expect completion by 2025’s end. This will be the biggest change in years! The video showed the Granite Mile, and locals shared many comments on it.
More info exists on Generation Aberdeen’s website. It includes updates on Union Street, covering the market and beachfront projects.