Templeton Business Centre Photo, William Leiper Architect, Doges Palace Redevelopment News, Conversion
Templeton Carpet Factory Glasgow
Doge’s Palace Building Strathclyde design by William Leiper architect, Scotland, UK
Date built: 1889
Architect: William Leiper
Address: 62 Templeton Street, Glasgow, G40 1, Scotland
Templeton Business Centre
Templeton Carpet Factory Glasgow – Doge’s Palace Building
Also known as the Doge’s Palace due to the Venetian style this building dates from the end of the 19th century and is designed by architect William Leiper.
Building west facade © Adrian Welch
It collapsed during construction but was rebuilt and now forms the Templeton Business Centre, redeveloped by Charles Robertson Partnership in 1984.
Space Apartments
Conversion of the former Templeton Carpet Factory on Glasgow Green to apartments by ZM Architecture – more info in Oct 2006
This unusual Glaswegian building is located south-east of the city centre, on the edge of the Merchant City near the River Clyde.
Key buildings close by include the contemporary housing development at Homes for the Future just to the west off Glasgow Green. An interestign structure close by is the McLennan Arch by Scottish architect James Adam from his Athenaeum. It is ocated at the western end of Glasgow Green.
Adjacent to the east is the Peoples Palace & Winter Gardens
Another interesting Glaswegian building located close by:
Commonwealth Arena Glasgow
image from architects office
Commonwealth Arena Glasgow
Architecture in Strathclyde
Major Glasgwegian Designs
Glasgow Building Designs
Contemporary Glasgow Property Designs – recent architectural selection below:
New Olympia House in Bridgeton
image courtesy of Clyde Gateway
New Olympia House in Bridgeton
Buchanan Wharf Office Development
photo courtesy of Drum Property Group
Buchanan Wharf Glasgow Office Development
The Foundry Cathcart housing development
The Foundry Cathcart housing development
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