Partick Police Station, 23, 25 Gullane Street, Glasgow

Partick Police Station, located at 23 and 25 Gullane Street in Glasgow, was designed by John Carrick around 1860. This two-storey building features a Renaissance style and is arranged in a five by five bay configuration. The exterior is constructed of polished ashlar stone, with the ground floor channelled and accented by voussoirs. It has sash and case windows throughout.

The central entryway on Anderston Street is arched and set in an advanced bay, while there is an elliptically-arched entry in the fifth bay from the west on Gullane Street. The ground floor windows are arched and decorated with geometric glazing bars, an impost band, keyblocks, and a cornice. The first floor includes a moulded cill band, projecting cills, panelled aprons, and segmentally pedimented windows that are consoled. Above the entrance on Anderston Street, there is an aedicule window with a blind balcony.

The building is topped with a plain frieze, a modillion cornice, and a blocking course, leading to a piended slate roof. Additionally, there is a single-storey section on the east side facing Gullane Street, made of droved ashlar and featuring a balustraded die parapet.