

The £1billion transformation of Dundee City Waterfront, which encompasses 240 hectares of development land stretching 8km alongside the River Tay, is a strategic, focussed and forward looking 30 year project (2001-2031) that is propelling the city to international acclaim. The area is divided into five focussed zones: Riverside; Seabraes ;The Central Waterfront, City Quay and Dundee Port.
The vision for the Waterfront is..
"To transform the City of Dundee into a world leading waterfront destination for visitors and businesses through the enhancement of its physical, economic and cultural assets."
2019:
- The highly successful Waters Edge building in City Quay is shortlisted for an award at the Scottish Awards for Quailty in Planning 2019.
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2018:
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2017:
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2016:
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2015:
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2014:
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2013:
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2012:
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2011:
- The Scottish Government National Renewables Infrastructure Plan identifies Dundee Port as one of the key sites for support of offshore wind power developments
- The historic Telford Beacon is relocated within the Central Waterfront
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2010:
- Japanese architects Kengo Kuma & Associates announced as architects for the new V&A Dundee
- Construction of a large stormwater drainage tank is completed in the Central Waterfront.
- The Dundee One office development is completed
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2009:
- V&A Dundee announced as a key part of the new Waterfront development. An international design competition is launched to appoint an architect
- Tay Road Bridge Ramps are realigned to facilitate the new road arrangements
- The Clocktower residential development is completed
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2007:
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2006:
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2003
- Infrastructure works commence, funded by the Cities Growth Fund
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2001:
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2000:
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1998
- Draft Masterplan prepared
- Major study undertaken on the future potential of Dundee's Waterfront
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