Glasgow City Chambers
The second city's marble mountain - more Carrara than the Vatican, the imperial boast of Victorian Glasgow on…
The second city's marble mountain - more Carrara than the Vatican, the imperial boast of Victorian Glasgow on…
Mackintosh won the commission at twenty-eight. The building he delivered became the clearest statement of a Scottish answer…
A commanding Venetian Gothic landmark designed by John Burnet (1875–1877), Glasgow's former stock exchange anchors the intersection of…
Mackintosh drew it for a German magazine in 1901. It took eighty-eight years and an engineer’s obsession to…
A Brutalist housing scheme by Sir Basil Spence in Glasgow, hailed by modernists but plagued by damp and…
A former Church of Scotland parish church in Glasgow's North Kelvinside, this structure reflects Scotland's rich ecclesiastical and…
Simpson and Milner Allen opened Kelvingrove in 1901, a red-sandstone palace at the edge of Kelvingrove Park. It…
A striking 1930s residential tower in Glasgow's Greater Govan, Luma Tower exemplifies Streamline Moderne—the final phase of Art…
A pioneering Glasgow school designed by Honeyman and Keppie (1895–98) with early influence from Charles Rennie Mackintosh, featuring…
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