1-7 Westmuir Street, Glasgow

9-15 Westmuir Street in Glasgow is a corner tenement building designed by Crawford and Veitch, completed in 1905. This four-storey structure features an attic and is adorned with Renaissance ornamentation and decorative sculpture. It has a square corner tower topped with a distinctive bell-shaped cupola in the Scots Renaissance style. The ground floor accommodates shops, while the upper levels are constructed from stone-cleaned red ashlar with archtiraves and margins. There are four three-storey canted windows facing Westmuir Street, arranged in a roughly symmetrical pattern, with bays extending through the eaves. The shorter side of the building faces Duke Street. The original plate glass sashes are intact, and there are dormers and chimney stacks present. Notably, the close tiles at 1361 Duke Street exhibit good Art Nouveau design.