28, 30, 32, 34, 36 Renfield Street, Glasgow

28, 30, 32, 34, 36 Renfield Street in Glasgow is a seven-storey classical commercial building designed by James Miller in 1929. The facade is made of ashlar stone and features banded quoins and a channelled second floor. Giant fluted Ionic pilasters extend from the ground through the first floor, which includes balconies. All windows are casement style with metal frames. The first floor windows are positioned above the shops, and there is a continuous balustraded parapet on the second floor. Notably, the second and sixth bays from the north have consoled windows that rise through the fourth and fifth floors, featuring a sculptured frame at the fifth floor's bull's eye windows. There are also sculpted panels between the sixth floor windows, topped by a bold modillion cornice.