Bank, 67 Union Street, Aberdeen

This mid 19th century building is a three-storey and attic classical tenement located at 67 Union Street in Aberdeen, positioned at a key city centre junction. It is constructed from grey granite ashlar and features a double-height, round-arched arcaded ground floor with a deep cornice above. There is a cill course at the first storey with advanced apron panels and a deep eaves cornice. The central entrance, which was originally a Corinthian columned doorpiece, has been converted into a window in 2006. The window openings have raised moulded architraves and bracketed cills at the second storey. The building has a mansard roof with regularly spaced round-arched dormers. The upper storeys predominantly feature plate glass timber sash and case windows, while the shops have plate glass. Additionally, there is a central corniced, consoled wallhead stack facing Market Street.