City turns out to vote on Union Terrace Gardens

摘要

Half of Aberdeen's population has voted in the referendum on controversial plans by US practice Diller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R) to transform Union Terrace Gardens. 4t the time of going to press, independent officers said 50 per cent of residents had turned out to decide if the scheme, backed by millionaire Ian Wood, should go ahead. A victory could see the firm, with Scottish practice Keppie Design, build its first permanent building in Europe. The result of the vote is due tomorrow (2 March).