Provan Hall

 Provan Hall overlooks Auchinlea Park in Easterhouse and is one of the oldest surviving buildings in Glasgow. It was built in the 15th century as a hunting lodge for Glasgow Bishops. It is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and leased by Glasgow City Council.

Castlemilk Stables

 The stable bock of the demolished Castlemilk House designed by David Hamilton in 1800 and renovated by Elder and Canon. The building is used as office space.

Barclays Bank

 Barclays Campus with the Squiggly bridge. 

Trinity College

 Built in 1857, as the Free Church College, by architect  Charles Wilson, Trinity College lies on Lynedoch Street near Park Circus in the West End of the city. The A-listed building is one of the most prominent of the area, due to its three massive towers. 
In 1973 the building was sold and was subsequently converted into flats. 

 

 

Ibrox Parish Church

 Ibrox Parish Church was built by James Smith the church was originally built as Bellahouston Parish Church. It changed its name after the M8 motorway split its congregation .It is a Category B listed building, built in the Renaissance Gothic style. 

The clock spire is very nice,the church is hidden away at Clifford Street, Ibrox.