Victorian drill hall squashed between two sandstone tenements,unusual as most brick buildings at the time were factories and warehouses.
The building was used by the Sikh community as a palace of worship.
The building can be found on Berkley Street.
The building was used by the Sikh community as a palace of worship.
The building can be found on Berkley Street.
The architect was John Laird and son 1938/39.
The building is still used by the military as an army reserve centre.
Designed by James Craig & Barr and opened in 1912. It is in a Scots Baronial style and comprises a single-storey and attic, 4-bay.
The original drill hall was subsequently demolished leaving only the Coplaw Street extension standing. The extension was converted to a leisure centre in 1984 and then converted to apartments in 2001.