Decaying Spaces Map
As part of my research project, I created a map of pinned decaying spaces. Al these spaces are known by the council, and have been set on the map by a pin.
Underneath the map, you can find a link to the 3D version. The map showcases where those spaces are situated and how they look. I encourage you to maybe visit one or two in person, and see what you notice about the space and the surrounding area!
Original Map
This was the map that I made from the data that was publicly accessible from the council website.
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Purple dots: buildings included in the Buildings at Risk register
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Grey shapes: most recent decaying spaces in Paisley​
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Dark pink shapes: spaces from the 2019 survey
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Light pink shapes: spaces from the 2012 survey
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Want to learn more about the sizes of the spaces on the map, or want to understand the location and feel for the space?
Head over to the 3D map! Click the button and once the Google Earth page has loaded, select the 3D function in the right bottom corner of your screen.
While I have you here...
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Did you know about the Walk About a Bit initiative by
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Could we create a Decaying Spaces walking trail?
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Would you use it?
