Working alongside Fair Futures Partnership and Dandara, After the Pandemic (ATP) will activate 3000sqm of vacant land along the River Clyde to “put people and communities at the heart of the COP26 conversation”.

ATP has partnered with Construction Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC) to deliver the venue.

It said the hub will present global challenges at a local level. The space will be a creative, cultural and community hub for Glasgow in the run up to, and during, COP26 and will allow local people to engage with international communities from around the world.

The project is seeking construction delivery partners who can help support this one-off design and build project located in Glasgow.

ATP is also seeking to engage and collaborate with forward thinking, sustainable construction companies who can bring their experience, knowledge and supply chain to this project to help showcase sustainability in the built environment.

CSIC said the project is a “once in a lifetime opportunity” to help deliver a venue for the local community and a global audience that will be at the heart of the city before and during the United Nation’s climate change conference.

Other benefits include: 

• The opportunity to be involved in a site with such a prominent position to the COP26 venues and the access routes that all visitors will have to pass by to gain access to COP26.
• Work alongside an organisation like ATP and its associated partners and sponsors with strong environmental and social drivers at its core.
• The opportunity to showcase your skills, innovation and supply chain achievements in the context of creating a sustainable built environment on the local and world stage.
• Access to project opportunities with other industry partners that can be pursued after COP26.
• Inclusion within the Built Environment programme of events which will be hosted in the completed site during COP26.

Get involved by emailing info@afterthepandemic.scot.