Footage of live renderings as a real scene.

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Sunrise Over the Bridge

Morning sun with a haze over the lights.

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Spire Overlooking

Through the glass onlooking the spire.

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Wide Angle Join

Kelvinbridge wide angle.

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Marble Interior

Design interior with a white marble finish.

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Neon Glow

Reflections of the neon lights.

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Structural Underside

Kelvinbridge underside modelled.

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Piano Player

Pedestrian underside of Kelvinbridge with crowd.

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Misty Rain Entrance

Late evening stormy weather with a busy street peering into structure.

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Luke J J White - white-luke-10

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This year I have been working with a local blacksmith to gain a greater understanding of traditional techniques within ironworks. Through my research, I have discovered a wealth of information on the steel & ironworks of Glasgow, specifically the work of Walter Macfarlane. I wanted to explore how iron could be used in Glasgow today. For one of my projects, I chose one of Macfarlane’s structures that was local to me; Kelvinbridge. The current staircase joining the road to the walkway beneath is well-used and worn out. Redesigning the stairway, I wanted to apply what I had learned to a new connecting structure. My proposed design is wood encased in steel, with windows inlaid to give a panoramic view of the Clyde.