1907 – Burtons Department Store, Edinburgh
Architect: Sir John James Burnet
Scotland’s first steel framed building,
1907 – Former St. Paul’s Church, 2 Martha Street, Glasgow
Architect: John McIntyre
Originally constructed in 1907,
1907 – Hamilton Town House & Public Library, Scotland
Architect: Alex Cullen, Cullen Lochhead and Brown
Fine town hall with library and assembley rooms on an awkward sloping site.
1907 – Lothian Chambers, Edinburgh, Scotland
Architect: James Macintyre Henry
Lothian Chambers, formerly the Midlothian County Buildings,
1909 – Mackintosh Building, Glasgow School of Art, Scotland
Architect: Charles Rennie Mackintosh
The Glasgow School of Art campus is spread across 10 buildings,
1914 – The Usher Hall, Edinburgh, Scotland
Architect: James Stockdale Harrison
After a 12-year delay,
1938 – Ireland Pavilion, British Empire Exhibition, Glasgow
Architect: Jones & Kelly
A temporary city,
1956 – National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh
Architect: Reginald Fairlie
Located on George IV Bridge in Edinburgh is the main building of the National Library of Scotland,
1960 – Goldberg’s Department Store, Tollcross, Edinburgh
Architect: J. & F. Johnston & Partners
Goldberg’s Department Store opened in 1960 at High Riggs in Tollcross and was intended to be the focal point in a new road system for Tollcross –
1961 – Scottish Provident Building, Edinburgh
Architect: Rowand Anderson, Kininmonth & Paul
A fine office block on St Andrews Square with office accommodation defined as the horizontal elements and a vertical services tower.
