Description

F Burnet and Boston, architects; 1900. Symmetrical
Edwardian baroque terrace of tenements; 4 storeys and
attics, with shops at ground. Polished red ashlar.
Centre and right terminal bays with canted oriels rising
through 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors, flanked by pilasters
rising from 2nd floor to support segmental gable with
bipartite attic windows. Left terminal bay has tourelle
at angle rising 4 storeys to conical roof and finial.
All with aedicular features at 2nd floor. Otherwise,
single-light or bipartite windows. Sash windows, plate-
glass glazing. Heavy strings over ground; string course
at 3rd floor cills. Eaves cornice, roof balustrade. Some
tall wallhead stacks, steeply pitched roof. 2-bay flank
to Baliol Street similarly detailed.
Ground floor supported on cast-iron columns with
decorated capitals. No 32 has much original leaded glass
and panelling.

Statement of Interest

Commissioned by Glasgow Corporation. Part of B Group

with 69-89 George's Road.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17812424

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