Edinburgh Park

In 2022, the owners announce plans to greatly expand the number of sculptures and develop the park as a cultural hub as well as a business district,[2][3] starting with a movie themed bar and performance venue.

The detailed application included seven office buildings amounting to over one million square feet of grade A commercial space, leisure and sports facilities, a new public square, shops, bars, restaurants, a health centre, two multi-story car parks, an energy centre and high quality public realm and landscaping.

It will be the city's largest development for more than a decade and includes the first new crossing built across the tram line since the network was opened in 2014.

[8] The development is significantly denser than the original vision of Richard Meier, with buildings planned closer together.

The already congested Gyle and Gogar roundabouts will be negatively affected at rush hour due to the increased traffic, should residents not choose public transport.