Glasgow, Scotland

St Benedict's, Easterhouse, 1965, Gillespie, Kidd and Coia. Church (No 753): Rectangular, dark grey rendering on brick (originally lighter). Copper monopitch roofs linked by glazing strips. Wallheads rise above roof.

Probably George Laird of John Laird and Son, circa 1938. 2- and 3-storey (part as basement to road) Modern Movement office block with principal entrance on higher level to road. Red brick with concrete lintel bands.

Charles Wilson, architect, 1856, college and adjacent church (to Lynedoch street) latter gutted by fire in 1903 and incorporated into college as library in 1909. Refurbished interior by D Thomson and Colin Menzies 1909.

Later 19th century.

John Burnet Senior, 1871, with later additions (see Notes) including 1875 (Turkish Baths); and additions by A Myles of 1893; and B Conner of 1902. Important example of a Classical style baths complex, with Italian Renaissance influence to detail.

Circa 1850; 3 pairs of classic semi-detached villas. No 23 demolished and replaced in 1924 by red ashlar building described below. Classic 3-bay, 2-storey and basement villas. Polished ashlar, mostly painted.