Edinburgh is a constantly-evolving city and, while eye-catching new buildings often grab the headlines, the way public spaces are used has an equally large impact on the Capital’s residents.
There are a number of projects in the pipeline that will dramatically change the city, altering the way people enjoy and move around the city.
From cycle paths and public squares, to pedestrianised streets and urban allotments, here are 10 of them, as highlighted by. www.skyscrapercity.com.
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9. The Causey Project
If approved by planners, the £1.6million Causey Project, in the city's Southside, will create a pedestrianised area for community and arts events, reinstating what was a historic street space. Photo: Ironside Farrar
10. Edinburgh Tram Extension
The latest instalment of the often-controversial Edinburgh Trams project is the £207 million completion of Line 1a for eight stops from Picardy Place to Newhaven and is due to be completed by spring 2023. Photo: Edinburgh Trams