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Keep up to dateAtkins engineers biggest equine statues in the world, now open to the public in Scotland
Two 300 tonne, 30m tall horse heads engineered by consultant Atkins have opened to the public in Scotland. Part of the new 350 hectare Helix Park in Falkirk, The Kelpies (pictured here under construction) are the biggest equine sculptures in the world.
Nicoll Russell-designed facility will give views of spectacular horse sculptures
Members of Glasgow’s fire service at the scene of the fire that tore through Glasgow School of Art last Friday.
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