Uf Church, Victoria Street, Dundee

Uf Church, located on Victoria Street in Dundee, was designed by Edward and Robertson in 1875. It features an Italianate rectangular plan with a tower at one angle, constructed from squared rubble with ashlar dressings.

The church's main elevation consists of a central section with four bays, showcasing two tiers of round-arched windows that have bracketed cills and a linking band course at the impost level. Above, there is a corbelled cornice and a pediment with an oculus. To the right, there are two advanced bays with similar windows and a pierced parapet. The southwest angle features a round-headed entrance with a console keystone. The square-section bell tower above has twin arched louvred openings and an oculus on each face, along with a main cornice and pierced parapets, which are blind at the eaves level and crown the tower. The tower is adorned with stylized urn angle finials.

The east elevation has ten windows, arranged in pairs within consoled recesses between plain pilasters, and includes a one-storey porch. The simple two-storey hall has a layout of two by three bays, with oval and circular gable windows, and a one-storey link connecting it to the church.

The interior of the church has been completely reconstructed.