National Bank of Pakistan Glasgow, Scotland
National Bank of Pakistan Glasgow building on Sauchiehall Street designed by Elder & Cannon Architects
Glasgow Architecture : Legal
Glasgow Architecture, Buildings in Strathclyde, West Scotland Glasgow Architecture : Legal Information LEGAL Please note that your use of this site is governed by the Legal Information available here and elsewhere on the site. By proceeding to access this site, you are deemed to have accepted those terms. Last updated on 11 Jul 2015 You … Read more
Ian Ritchie Housing Homes for the Future
Glasgow Housing, Ian Ritchie Architecture, Images, Flats Design, Architect, Property Housing by Ian Ritchie Architects : Homes for the Future Homes for the Future Glasgow, Scotland – Homes for the Future Housing Scotland’s Home for Tomorrow, Thenew Housing Association Date built: 1999 Design: Ian Ritchie Architects Location: Glasgow Green Homes for the Future Ian Ritchie … Read more
Glasgow Necropolis Monuments, Statues
Glasgow Necropolis, Scottish monuments – Victorian cemetery statues, Scotland architecture – Strathclyde city graveyard monuments + architects
St Andrews in the Square Church Glasgow
St Andrews Church Glasgow, date, photos, history & architect – St Andrews in the Square Church: Merchant City religious building, Strathclyde
Mike Stoane Lighting Edinburgh interiors, Scotland
Mike Stoane Lighting, Scottish lighting manufacture – architectural equipment production in Edinburgh, Scotland – bespoke lamps design
Scottish Provident Edinburgh Building, Scotland
Scottish Provident Edinburgh Building Debate, Former HQ on St. Andrew Square, Scotland architecture discussion Scottish Provident Architecture Debate : Edinburgh Offices Discussions on Current Architectural Topics Contextual & Humane – Scottish Provident Article by John Deffenbaugh Scottish Provident Scottish Provident sold its first life assurance policy in 1837, and by the late 1990s had become … Read more
Maggies Centre Cancer Care Glasgow: Page & Park
Maggies’ Centres are a charity dedicated to offering advice and palliative care to people affected by cancer. They eschew anything ‘institutional’ and instead they advocate light, bright, cheerful linking spaces with views out to gardens and greenery