Berkley Square

 New apartments under construction in Anderston.

Port Dundas

Speirs Wharf was originally the offices of the Forth and Clyde Navigation Company and the City of Glasgow Grain Mills and Stores built for John Currie & Co. in 1851. The buildings were converted in 1989 into 150 loft-style residential apartments, a private leisure centre, and 19 commercial units.

Greenview School

 

Greenview School, 47 Greenhead Street. The building is listed as category B. The building dates from 1846 and was designed by Charles Wilson. The building has gone through several uses and architectural changes over the years. The building has since been converted into flats.

Glasgow Green

 Glasgow Green apartments.

Woodland Sculpture

 Three Woodland Men sculpture on side wall of building in Ashley Street, Woodlands Glasgow.

Interesting close windows in these flats.

Urbanite Student Flats

 Urbanite Student Flats Clyde Court,pleasant looking sandstone student flats.

Shawlands

 Tenements and high rise flats at Shawlands.

Park View Govan

 This project was the product of an innovative partnership between Govan Housing Association and Cruden Estates Ltd to deliver Govan’s largest new-build housing project which forms part of an ongoing regeneration effort in collaboration with CGAP. 

The project has transformed an exposed gap site to provide 102 new dwellings for rent, shared ownership and sale.

The new terrace on Golspie Street and the infill at Shaw Street complete the perimeter of this dense mixed use urban block. This encloses a new courtyard, where safe and supervised play and informal meeting is encouraged on South orientated paths and greened spaces.

In a re-interpretation of the traditional tenement typology the terrace blocks place one flat to either side of a common landing, full height curtain wall glazing at the street and courtyard edges then allow visibility and sunlight to penetrate through the building, and barrier free access from both sides.

The colour of the pods was influenced by the colours of tiles in Glasgow tenements,the pod is a dining area. The design was by do architects.

The statue of Light & Life (95 Morrison Street)

 

95 Morrison Street, originally known as Co-operative House, was opened on 2 January 1897 as the headquarters of the Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society. The building was designed by architects Bruce & Hay, with much of the exterior sculptural works by James Alexander Ewing. The original statue by Ewing, was known as 'Light and Life' however, the statue fell into disrepair and was removed.

On 16 June 2016, a replacement statue of Light and Life, created by sculptor Kenny Mackay and closely resembling the original, was reinstated at the top of the 150ft tall tower during the restoration of the building’s roof.The building has since been repurposed into apartments.

The Beresford

 The Beresford was completed in 1938. It has been used as a hotel,university halls of residence, and casino. However it has since been converted to 121 private apartments.

 

 

 

Maryhill Flats

 Maryhill flats old and new follow the curve of the canal.

Partick

 Apartment's at Partick with old railway bridge, odd that it wasn't removed at the time of building.

BELL STREET WAREHOUSE FROM WATSON ST

 Bell Street warehouse [now apartment's] from Watson Street.

Havannah Square

 University of Strathclyde from Havannah Square.

The luma Tower

 Built in 1936 by Cornelius Armour, originally built as a lightbulb factory.

The tower is art deco, but the rest of the building is very plain ,could do with a coat of paint.

It was converted into apartments with the tower being used as an office space.