1892 – Kelvingrove Museum Competition, Glasgow
Architect: Threadwell & Martin
Entry for competition to design a new museum and art gallery for Glasgow.
1892 – Kelvingrove Museum Competition, Glasgow
Architect: Honeyman & Keppie
As published in The Building News,
1892 – Kelvingrove Museum Competition, Glasgow
Architect: Simpson & Allen
Selected design in an architectural competition to design a museum and art gallery complex for Glasgow.
1892 – Unexecuted design for Kelvingrove Museum Competition, Glasgow
Architect: Stark & Rowntree
Unexecuted design for an architectural competition to design a museum and art gallery for Glasgow.
1894 – Chancelot Flour Mills, Edinburgh
This grand sandstone building, with its distinctive four-face clock tower, was erected in 1891,
1894 – House in Ayrshire
Architect: John C. McKellar
Architect-builder John Campbell McKellar (1859–1941) built much of upper-middle class Hyndland area of Glasgow with Duncanson &
1895 – Former Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Edinburgh
Architect: George Washington Browne
The site was bought in the early 1890s,and plans for a new hospital were commissioned to designs by George Washington Browne.
1895 – Scottish Temperance League, Hope Street, Glasgow
Architect: J. Salmon & Son
This has been described as a “little orange-red Franco-Flemish”
1895 – The Red House, Milliken Park, Scotland
Architect: Charles Davidson
The building is constructed in the “Arts and Crafts” style which was much in vogue in that period.
1896 – Corn Exchange, Glasgow, Scotland
Architect: W.F. McGibbon
Demolished to make way for an office building in the 1960s,
