110, 112, 114 Argyle Street, Glasgow

18th century tenement, Argyle Street elevation,

remodelled by David Barclay, 1898-99. Currently offices

and shops. 4-storey and attic, 10-bay, asymmetrical.

Harled. Round arched pend off-centre to right; modern

shop fronts flanking. Windows with jamb stops above

cills and below lintels of upper windows; 8th bay from

left blind; smaller windows at 1st floor. Curvilinear

gablehead above 3 penultimate bays to left, with corbelled

timber oriel and decorative cusped barge boarding;

shaped gablehead above 3 bays off-centre to right, with

fleur-de-lys embossed and gablehead stacks. Piended

dormers above outer bays, and 2 decoratively gabled

dormers between gableheads. Louvred tower above

centre, with swept, overhanging eaves and leaded finial

to pyramidal roof.

REAR ELEVATION (TO MORRISON COURT): original 18th century

with some alterations; stair turret to left, with 2 square

windows to court; curvaceous 1898 doorpiece with

intertwined Cs (Cranston); dentil cornice to conical roof

with lead small-pane casement windows. Slate roof.