Buck’s Head Greek Thomson Glasgow, Scotland, Date, Title, Address, 63 Argyle Street Architecture
Buck’s Head Glasgow : Alexander Thomson Building
Landmark Scottish project on Argyle Street – 19th Century Architecture in Strathclyde
post updated 6 Mar 2021
Location: 63 Argyle St, Glasgow city centre
Dates built: 1862-63; 1868
Architect: Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson
63 Argyle Street property photographs © Adrian Welch
Historic Argyle Street Building
Buck’s Head Building
63 Argyle Street building photo © Adrian Welch
The 63 Argyle Street property was named after sculpture of a deer buck on top by John Mossman. The historic building renovation was completed 2003.
Location: corner of Argyle Street and Dunlop Street
photograph © Lirazelf, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Alexander Thomson architect, aka Greek Thomson
Glasgow Building Designs
Contemporary Glasgow Property Designs – recent Strathclyde architectural selection below:
Glasgow architect Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson:
photograph © Stephencdickson, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Glasgow School of Art – ‘The Mac’
photo © Adrian Welch
Glasgow School of Art
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photo : David Barbour / BDP
Kelvingrove Gallery
Briggait Centre
Design: Nicoll Russell Studios, Dundee
photo : Andrew Lee
Briggait Centre
St Vincent Street Church
photo © Adrian Welch
St Vincent Street Church
Royal Exchange Square
Royal Exchange Square
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