60-62 Buchanan Street, Glasgow

60-62 Buchanan Street in Glasgow is a commercial building designed by Robert Thomson, with assistance from Andrew Wilson, between 1894 and 1896. This seven-storey structure features a free style of architecture and is constructed from red sandstone ashlar, with a brick rear and a modern ground floor. The building has a narrow gable frontage facing Buchanan Street.

The Buchanan Street elevation showcases a broad, canted five-light window that extends from the first to the third floors in each bay, set within a recess. Above this, there is a semi-elliptically arched five-light window on the fourth floor, adorned with carved angels in the spandrels. Figures are positioned under canopies on the outer piers at the fourth floor, and a serpentine balcony complements the fifth floor window. The gable window is topped with a heavily consoled semi-circular canopy, and the stepped gable is decorated with elaborate scrolls, pendants, and finials.

On the south side facing Springfield Court, there are five narrower bays, each designed similarly to the central bay on Buchanan Street, with only the outer west bay featuring a gable. The remaining bays have paired arched windows on the seventh floor, topped with a parapet and a wallhead stack. The sash and case windows are fitted with plate-glass glazing.