The octagonal tower of the Castlemilk House Stables in the south of Glasgow. Attributed to David Hamilton, they were built around 1800.

The house was demolished in 1972, and after being damaged by a fire in 1994, the stables lay abandoned for over a decade. However, in 2005 they were renovated and converted into a multi-purpose community building by Elder and Cannon for the Glasgow Building Preservation Trust.

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Some rather gorgeous red sandstone townhouses on Kensington Gate in the West End of Glasgow. They were designed by David Barclay and were built in 1902.

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St Augustine's Parish Church on Ashgill Road in Glasgow. Designed by Fairlie and Partners, and built in 1954, its one of two Spanish Ranch style church and presbytery in the city. The other is Saint Laurence Church in Drumchapel.

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I love this unusual-looking tenement building on the corner of Holyrood Crescent and Napiershall Street in the north of Glasgow, especially the arches around the windows and doors.

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A reverse angle view of Neil C. Duff's 1909 gushet building at the junction of New City Road and Shamrock Street in Glasgow, which was constructed as a branch of the Glasgow Savings Bank.

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The former Evening Citizen Newspaper Office on Saint Vincent Place in Glasgow. This wonderfully extravagant building, dating from the 1880s, was designed by Thomas Lennox Watson in a Dutch Renaissance style. It was one of the first major commercial buildings in Glasgow constructed from red sandstone, and it was also was of the first to be fully electrified.

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The West George Street facade of 163 Hope Street in Glasgow. It was designed by John A. Campbell and was built in 1902, and it's a stunning example of turn-of-the-century Glasgow architecture.

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Maryhill Burgh Halls in Glasgow. Built around 1878, it was designed in a Dutch Renaissance style by Duncan McNaughtan. This building is now part of a local community centre.

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The former Shettleston Cooperative Society Building on Pettigrew Street in Glasgow. Built in 1912, this is a gorgeous little building which is now home to the Shettleston Housing Association.

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The swept roof and ornate finial of one of the pepper pot corner turrets of former Underground Station in Saint Enoch Square in Glasgow. Designed in a Flemish Renaissance style by James Miller, it was built in 1896.

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