1877 – St. Andrew’s Halls, Glasgow, Scotland
Architect: James Sellars
With its massive and striking classical facade, with four large sculptured groups by artist John Mossman,
1878 – Belhaven Church, Glasgow
Architect: Campbell Douglas & Sellars
1878 – Design for new Post Office, George Sq., Glasgow, Scotland
Architect: Robert Matheson
After sitting empty for many years, there are plans to develop as modern office accommodation. At one stage,
1879 – City Of Glasgow Bank, Glasgow
Architect: Campbell Douglas & Sellars
The City of Glasgow Bank is now largely known for its spectacular collapse in October 1878,
1880 – “New Club” Buildings, Glasgow
Architect: J. Salmon & Son
An unsuccessful design in a competition won by Campbell, Douglas & Sellars which resulted in the building now known as James Sellars House.
1880 – Bute Hall, Glasgow University
Architect: John Oldrid Scott
In 1870 a new-build campus was designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the Gothic revival style for Glasgow University replacing their traditional location.
1880 – Club Buildings, Glasgow
Architect: Campbell Douglas & Sellars
Perspective View published in The Building News, April 20th 1894. The “New Club” is one of James Sellars’
1880 – Design for Municipal Buildings, Glasgow
Architect: G.P. Beater
Unsuccessful entry for new municipal buildings for Glasgow by Dublin architect George P. Beater.
“We learn that the number of drawings sent in last year for the proposed municipal buildings for Glasgow amounted to 724.
1880 – Design for New Municipal Buildings, Glasgow
Architect: J. Salmon & Son
Unsuccessful entry to design new muncipal buildings, now Glasgow City Chambers. The competition was won by Paisley-born architect William Young,
1880 – Proposed Municipal Offices, Glasgow
Architect: George Corson
Corson’s entry to design a new public building for the city of Glasgow. The commission was won by William Young.
