What will it look like?
Find out here the latest information about the appearance of the new works at Glencorse.
The Architects Vision Statement details the brief Scottish Water have given the project architects to ensure they design a solution which is sensitive to the local people and surrounding environment.
Computer Generated "Fly-through"
The Glencorse design team have produced a digital model of the new treatment works. From this model a computer generated "fly-through" has been created showing the works and surrounding countryside.
The journey starts at the Castle Law Hillfort travelling south, soon the A702 road comes into view then the virtual camera swoops down and around the new works.
The living grass roofs and landscape design have been added so you may have to view more than once to pick out the various buildings. The Pentland Hills and surrounding farm land can also be seen in the back ground.
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The drawing above indicates the proposed layout of the Glencorse Water Treatment Works that will be submitted for planning approval. It shows the green roofed structures, drainage and wetlands, the access road and the proposed landscaping. Click on the image to enlarge.
Site Layout - Roof Plan
The above drawing shows more detail on the layout of the structures including labels for each building and the access road locations.
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Photomontages
Below are some of the photomontages (artist's impressions) that can be seen of the new Glencorse Water Treatment Works within the Planning Application information Environmental Statement (Chapter 3).
Extract from Photomontage with view point taken at Mauricewood Rd and A702 junction looking North East. Extract from Photomontage with view point taken from footpath close to Glencorse Mill Steadings looking South West. If you have any comments on these images please email the project team at glencorse@scottishwater.co.uk Cross Section Details The drawing and cross sections below give an indication of what structures will be housed below ground and provide conceptual images of the hard and soft landscaping which will minimise the visual impact of the works from the surrounding areas. Please click here or on the images below to see the detailed cross sections.

