Work by Threesixty Architecture will take place around city’s museum
Glasgow practice Threesixty Architecture has submitted plans to improve the public realm around an art gallery in Inverness.
The scheme is designed to make it easier for visitors to get to and from the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery.
The work will include a series of illuminated fins while existing signs at the museum will be taken down.
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