Stewart's Distillers Office Entrance, 40 Castle Street, Dundee

Stewart's Distillers Office Entrance, located at 40 Castle Street in Dundee, was designed by Frank Thomson in 1919. This tall, narrow, single-storey entrance features a single bay and is constructed from polished grey granite, with bronze doors and windows, and a concealed roof.

The front elevation showcases a tall, round-headed arch with a keystone at the center, which frames slightly recessed two-leaf glazed doors adorned with an ornate grille. Above the doors is a transom inscribed with the name 'STEWART', and a small-paned, border-glazed window featuring a garlanded stained glass design at the top, depicting a Glengarry and the date 1831. Flanking the entrance are pilasters on either side, each topped with bronze laurel wreath motifs at the capitals. The design is completed with a corniced frieze and a blocking course.

Inside, the entrance leads to a single barrel-vaulted space that includes scale and platt stairs leading to a landing. The floor is finished in black and white marble, and the timber-framed stair balustrade features wrought panels that depict the coats of arms of the Houses of Lords and Commons, the Admiralty, the War Office, the Belgian government, and the King of Spain. The interior is further enhanced by a richly moulded consoled frieze and cornice, a ribbed and panelled ceiling, and a brass geographical indicator set into the floor.