but these buildings allow the people of Glasgow to flourish. Whether they’re civic buildings, religious, residential, or otherwise - we feel that all of these buildings best represent Glasgow as ...

Did you know that Glasgow has its own Domesday Book? This tongue-in-cheek title is an ode to the oldest government record ...

“It’s to do with civic pride and people’s appreciation ... The good news in other parts of Calton there are real signs of hope. The Glasgow Building Preservation Trust recently completed ...

Walking around the city centre, Glasgow’s prosperous past is evident: its grand Victorian banking halls, civic buildings and merchants’ homes serve as towering sandstone reminders of its 19th ...

Civic control of Glasgow's eighteenth-century street formation ... was making glowing reference to the 'elegant' buildings that had been erected there. These were starkly contrasted with the ...

The former City of Glasgow College building has a revived place as a city ... the subtext of Trump’s Promoting Beautiful Federal Civic Architecture Executive Order, or the Tory government ...

We’re at Civic House, a co-working hub, events space and canteen in the north of Glasgow. It’s lunchtime and people are spread across benches outside the building’s simple but unusually painted green ...

Dating from 1840, this is where duties were charged on imports from the plantations, the taxes helping pay for Glasgow’s new bridges, roads and civic buildings. Head up Dixon Street, crossing St ...

Civic obfuscation is denying any constructive future for the building. What is this plague that Glasgow city fathers (and mothers) bring down on Pollokshaws? The imprisonment of the landmark Round ...

This community funding programme, designed to support social projects within the Glasgow Riverside Innovation District (GRID) ...

Steven Holl’s Reid Building for Glasgow School of Art is unafraid to takes risks ... where every new building looks the same - schools, offices, and new civic buildings can be difficult to tell apart ...

Glasgow simply turned its back on the river ... its entrance is pointedly at the other end of the building. In civic terms, BBC Scotland is a dumb glass box that sits in the middle of a pointless and ...