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Doors Open Day Glasgow: contact GBPT Primary co-ordinator Secondary co-ordinator: Gill Stewart Doors Open Days Glasgow 2010 14 - 19 Sep 2010 Organiser: Glasgow Building Preservation Trust Address: Tobacco Merchants House, 42 Miller Street, Glasgow Contact: 0141 221 6061 E-mail: opendays(at)gbpt.org Doors Open Days 2010 WHAT LIES BEHIND SCOTLAND’S DOORS? Celebrating 20 years of Doors Open Days in Scotland 2010 is the 20th anniversary of Doors Open Days, the annual free festival that celebrates Scotland’s buildings, places and spaces, old and new. Doors Open Days is organised locally by groups and individuals around the country and nationally by the Scottish Civic Trust. In September, over four weekends, tens of thousands of people from across Scotland and beyond will be visiting castles, churches, houses, offices and factories for free. Over 900 sites and events will take part. Cities, towns, villages and countryside from the Highlands to the Lowlands are involved, opening up historic and contemporary buildings that are not normally accessible to the public or free to enter. The programme is packed with fascinating buildings to visit as well as many events, tours and talks for all ages. Highlights in this year’s programme include: - top secret WW2 underground military bunker in Inverness - Masonic temple in Aberdeen - lighthouse in Shetland, designed by Robert Louis Stevenson’s grandfather - ‘caves’ underneath Edinburgh’s South Bridge - tour of allotments in Glasgow John Pelan, Director of the Scottish Civic Trust “The Scottish Civic Trust is delighted to be celebrating 20 years of Doors Open Days in Scotland. It is a wonderful opportunity to discover our country’s rich built heritage. I would encourage everyone, young and old, residents and visitors, to make the most of this fantastic free event.” Fiona Hyslop, Minister for Culture and External Affairs, said: “Regardless of whether your motivation is an appreciation for architecture or just nosiness, Doors Open Days offer a once in a year opportunity to get behind the scenes glimpses at a whole host of buildings. Across the country volunteers and coordinators have organised events that will appeal to all ages and I would encourage everyone to find out about what is happening locally and support Doors Open Days in its 20th year.” Also, this year, the Scottish Civic Trust is publishing a 20-year timeline of highlights from the local programmes along with interviews with key people connected to the event. These can be viewed at www.doorsopendays.org.uk. The timeline and film will contain a mix of facts, photos, audio and video clips relating to Doors Open Days gone by and celebrates the fact that the scheme continues to grow in success each year. Last year’s programme comprised almost 1000 events in all 32 local authority areas of Scotland. With the help of 5,900 volunteers we attracted 260,000 visits, generating an estimated £2.4 million for the economy. Doors Open Day Edinburgh - 25 - 26 Sep 2010 Links to some of the Doors Open Days buildings: Historic Glasgow: best glasgow buildings of the past Previously: Doors Open Days Glasgow - 2006 16 + 17 Sep 2006 Doors Open Day Glasgow 2006 - building details 1. 73-77 Trongate 1868, 2006 Doors Open Day Hub John Carrick (1868) and Sinclair McPhail (2006) 2. Acanthus 1883-6 6 Devonshire Terrace James Thomson 3. Adelaide Place Baptist Church 1877, 1995 209 Bath Street Thomas L Watson, conversion Gillespies 4. The Armadillo 1997 Clyde Auditorium, SECC, Glasgow Foster and Partners 5. Arches 1906 253 Argyle Street Donald A Matheson under Heilan'mans Umbrella, Central Station, Glasgow 6. Wellpark/Kirkhaven Enterprise Centre 1858, 2003 Duke Street Peddie & Kinnear, adapted Elder & Cannon 120 Sydney Street, Glasgow 7. Battlefield East Church 1864-5 1220 Cathcart Road John Honeyman corner of Battlefield Road 8. BBC Scotland 1869, 1895, 1930s Hamilton Drive, off Queen Margaret Drive J T Rochead, C R Mackintosh, James Millar 9. Bon Accord - 153 North Street, Glasgow - 10. The Briggait 1873 141 The Bridgegate Clarke and Bell 11. Britannia Panopticon Music Hall 1857-1938 113-117 Trongate Thomas Gildard & Robert MacFarlane New Wynd, off Trongate, Glasgow 12. Broomhill Parish Church 1902-3 64-66 Randolph Road Stewart and Paterson 13. Capitol 2006 468 Sauchiehall Street United Designers 14. Catch 22 / Milne 2006 158-166 Bath Street United Designers 15. Chapel Street Complex - Chapel Street Industrial Estate - 16. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 1968, 1978, 1988 35 Julian Avenue - 17. Citizens Theatre 1878 119 Gorbals Street Campbell Douglas 18. City Halls/Fruitmarket 1841 Albion Street George Murray 142 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow 19. Clydeport Authority 1886, 1906 16 Robertson Street J J Burnet 20. Corinthian 1841-79 191 Ingram Street David Hamilton, James Salmon snr, John Burnet 21. Cottier Theatre 1865 93-95 Hyndland Street W Leiper & Daniel Cottier 22. Cowcaddens Fire Station - - - 23. Easterhouse Community Health Centre 2004 9 Auchinlea Road Davis Duncan Architects 24. Easterhouse Fire Station - Grudie Street - 25. Elder Park Library 1901-03 228 Langlands Road J J Burnet Govan, Glasgow 26. Elmvale Primary School 1901 712 Hawthorn Street H E Clifford 27. Fotheringay Centre 1903 Fotheringay Road Steele & Balfour corner of Fotheringay Road / Beaton Road, Glasgow 28. Galgael Workshop & Boatyard - 15 Fairley Street, Govan,Glasgow - 29. Garnethill Synagogue 1879 127 Hill Street John McLeod 30. Giffnock and Newlands Synagogue - 222 Fenwick Road, Glasgow - 31. Gilmorehill 1878, 1997 9 University Avenue James Sellars, Keppie Design 32. Glasgow Academy 1878 Colebrooke Street H & D Barclay 33. Glasgow and West of Scotland Family History Society - Mansfield Park - Unit 13, 32 Mansfield Street, Partick, Glasgow - 34. Glasgow Art Club 1850s, 1893 185 Bath Street Honeyman & Keppie, with Charles Rennie Mackintosh 35. Glasgow Buddhist Centre : Friends of Western Buddhist Order - 329 Sauchiehall Street, opposite Dental Hospital, Glasgow - 36. Glasgow Caledonian University Library - The Saltire Centre 2006 Cowcaddens Road, Glasgow BDP Architects 37. Glasgow Cathedral 12-14thC Cathedral Square, Glasgow - 38. Glasgow Central Mosque 1984 1 Mosque Avenue, Gorbals, Glasgow Coleman Ballantine 39. Glasgow City Chambers 1883 George Square William Young 40. Glasgow Evangelical Church 1880 18 Cathedral Square John Honeyman 41. Glasgow Film Theatre 1939 12 Rose Street J McKissack & W J Anderson 42. Glasgow Marriage Suites 1872 22 Park Circus James Boucher 43. Glasgow & National Traffic Control Centre - 33 Holland Street - 44. Glasgow Police Museum 1906 68 St Andrew’s Square A B McDonald 45. Glasgow School of Art 1899-1910 167 Renfrew Street Charles Rennie Mackintosh 46. Glasgow Sheriff Court 1986 1 Carlton Place PSA/Keppie Henderson 47. University of Glasgow: Library 1968 Hillhead Street William Whitfield 48. Goethe-Institut Glasgow/Alliance Française de Glasgow 1858 2-3 Park Circus Charles Wilson 49. Gorbals Library & Real Learning Centre 2004 180 Crown Street ADS Architects, CRGP 50. Govan Old Parish Church 1884-98 866 Govan Road Robert Rowand Anderson 51. Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Luke 1877 27 Dundonald Road James Sellars 52. Holmwood House 1858 61-63 Netherlee Road, Cathcart, Glasgow Alexander Thomson 53. House for an Art Lover - Bellahouston Park, Dumbreck Road, Glasgow Charles Rennie Mackintosh 54. ID Partnership - 95 South Woodside Road ID Partnership 55. Impact Arts Factory - 319 Craigpark Drive, Dennistoun, Glasgow - 56. John Wheatley College 2001 1200 Westerhouse Road Parr Partnership 57. Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church 1876 23 Saltoun Street James Sellars 58. Kelvin Stevenson Memorial Church 1898 62 Belmont Street John J Stevenson 59. Kelvinside Academy 1879 33 Kirklee Road James Sellars 60. Keppie Design Ltd Headquarters 1893-94 160 West Regent Street Robert Duncan, Norman Dick 61. Langside Parish Church 1995 167 Ledard Road, Langside, Glasgow Mike & Sue Thornley 62. The Lighthouse 1895, renovated 1999 11 Mitchell Lane, off Buchanan Street Charles Rennie Mackintosh, renovated Page & Park 63. Lodging House Mission 1864 35 East Campbell Street Haig & Low 64. The Loft/Grosvenor Cinema 2003 Ashton Lane, off Great George Street / Byres Road United Designers 65. Maggie's Centre 1881, 2002 The Gatehouse, Western Infirmary, 10 Dumbarton Road John Burnet snr, Page & Park 66. Martyrs' School 1897 Parson Street C R Mackintosh, for Honeyman & Keppie 67. Maryhill Burgh Halls 1876-78 10 Gairbraid Avenue, corner of Maryhill Rd & Gairbraid Avenue Duncan McNaughtan 68. Merchants House of Glasgow 1874, 1909 7 West George Street, opposite Queen Street Station John Burnet, J J Burnet 69. New Clyde Bridge 2006 Finnieston Halcrow Group/Gillespies 70. OranMòr : former Kelvinside Parish Church 1862, 2004 731-735 Great Western Road J J Stevenson 71. Our Lady of Good Counsel RC Church 1964-65 6 Broompark Circus Gillespie, Kidd & Coia Architects 72. Partick Community Centre 2004 547 Dumbarton Road Gareth Hoskins Architects 73. Pearce Institute 1902-6 840-860 Govan Road Robert Rowand Anderson 74. People’s Palace & Winter Gardens 1898 Glasgow Green A B McDonald 75. Platform 2006 The Bridge, 100 Westerhouse Road Gareth Hoskins Architects 76. Pollok House 1747-52, remodelled c 1900 Pollok Country Park, 2060 Pollokshaws Road Alan Dreghorn, remodelled Robert Rowand Anderson 77. Pollokshaws Burgh Hall 1897 2025 Pollokshaws Road - 78. Pollokshields Church of Scotland 1875 274 Albert Drive, corner of Albert Drive & Shields Road Robert Baldie 79. Polo Lounge 1884 84 Wilson Street Alexander Skirving 80. Provan Hall 15-18thC Auchinlea Road, Easterhouse, Glasgow - 81. Ramshorn Kirk : former St David's Kirk 1824-26 98 Ingram Street, Merchant City Thomas Rickman 82. Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons 1892 232-242 St Vincent Street J J Burnett 83. Royal Highland Fusiliers Museum 1903 518 Suchiehall Street John Keppie, Charles Rennie Mackintosh features 84. Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama 1989 100 Renfrew Street Leslie Martin, Ivor Richards, William Nimmo 85. Sandyford-Henderson Memorial Church 1856 13 Kelvinhaugh Street J T Emmett, John Honeyman 86. Scotland’s Buddhist Vihara - 2002 Maryhill Road - 87. Scottish Opera Headquarters 1907 39 Elmbank Crescent J B Wilson 88. Sharmanka Kinetic Gallery - 64 Osborne Street - 89. St Aloysius College, Junior School & Clavius Building 1883, 1998, 2002 45 Hill Street Archibald Macpherson, Elder & Cannon 90. St Andrew’s Cathedral 1814-17 190 Clyde Street James Gillespie Graham 91. St Andrew's in the Square 1739, adapted 2000 1 St Andrew's Square, off Saltmarket Alan Dreghorn, adapted Nicholas Groves Raines 92. St Anthony's Church 1879 62 Langlands Road John Honeyman 93. St Benedicts Church 1962-65 755 Westerhouse Road Gillespie Kidd and Coia 94. St Bride’s Episcopal Church 1904, 1910 69 Hyndland Road G F Bodley, H O Tarbolton 95. St Charles' RC Church 1959 1 Kelvinside Gardens Gillespie, Kidd & Coia 96. St Clare's RC Church 1959 18 Drumlanirg Avenue - 97. St John's Renfield Parish Church 1931 Beaconsfield Road James Taylor Thomson 98. St Mary's Episcopal Church 1871 300 Great Western Road Sir George Gilbert Scott 99. St Mary’s RC Church 1841-42 89 Abercromby Street Goldie & Childe of London 100. St Mungo’s Church 1869 Parson Street, Townhead George Goldie 101. St Ninian's Episcopal Church 1872-77, extended 1887 1 Albert Drive David Thomson 102. Church of St Paul's the Apostle 1957-59 1653 Shettleston Road Gillespie, Kidd & Coia 103. St Vincent Street Church 1859 265 St. Vincent Street Alexander 'Greek' Thomson 104. STV Studios 2006 Pacific Quay Parr Architects 105. Theatre Royal 1895 282 Hope Street C J Phipps 106. Trades Hall of Glasgow 1791-94 85-91 Glassford Street Robert Adam 107. Tramway & the Hidden Gardens 1884, 2002 25 Albert Drive, adj. Pollokshields East train station W Clark, adapted Zoo Architects 108. Tron Theatre 1793, 1899, 1999 63 Trongate James Adam, J J Burnet, RMJM Architects 109. Tusk 1923, 2003 18 Moss-side Road Watson, Salmond & Gray; United Designers 110. Barony Hall 1886-9, conversion 1990 1 Castle Street J J Burnet & J A Campbell, conversion David Leslie 111. West Brewing Company Templeton Carpet Factory, Glasgow Green 112. West of Scotland Cancer Care - Gartnavel General Hospital, Great Western Road - 113. Wolfson Medical School 2002 University Avenue Reiach and Hall Architects Glasgow Walking Tours - run by Glasgow Architecture Comments on Doors Open Day Glasgow welcome: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it GBPT Development Director - Neil Baxter Doors Open Day Glasgow Tours Doors Open Day Glasgow - Website: www.gbpt.org Doors Open Day Building - 2003 exterior, by Renzo Mazzolini As in previous years, Keppie Design's Glasgow office will be opening their building for Doors Open Day this Saturday 20th September, from 10am till 4pm. Our office is housed in the former John Ross Memorial Church for the "Institute for the Adult Deaf and Dumb" and was converted in 1991 to form our company headquarters. We are once again teaming up with Ozturk Modelmakers, who recently held their "Unbuilt Mackintosh" exhibition in our office. Four of the five models will be on display on Saturday and David Stark, our Managing Director, will be giving a talk about them and the company's link with Charles Rennie Mackintosh at 10.15am and 1.45pm. 17.09.03

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