Unbuilt Glasgow

1875 – Design for Baptist Church, Bath St., Glasgow

Architect: George Baines

From The Architect, January 30, 1875: “Designs were recently submitted by the following architects in a limited competition for this church,

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.

1892 – Kelvingrove Museum Competition, Glasgow

Architect: Thomas Manly Deane

Unsuccessful entry by T.M. Deane for architectural competition to design a museum and art gallery for Glasgow.

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, June 17th 1892. Unsuccesful entry in competition won by Simpson &

1892 – Kelvingrove Museum Competition, Glasgow

Architect: Stark & Rowntree

Unexecuted design for an architectural competition to design a museum and art gallery for Glasgow.

1898 – Designs for Springburn Hall, Glasgow

Architect: William B.Whitie, Watson & Salmond, Thomson & Sandilands

The Springburn Hall was a gift to the community from the Reid family of Neilson,

1901 – Design for Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Architect: Hippolyte J. Blanc

Entry in architectural competition for a new hospital for Glasgow. The competition was won by James Miller.