Royal Scottish Automobile Club, 11 Blythswood Square, Glasgow

Circa 1823, remodelled James Miller 1923-26. 3-storey

and basement terrace block converted to club premises.

Low mansard at pavilions. 22 bays arranged 5-3-3-3-3-5,

end sections raised and breaking forward with original

distyle Ionic porticos at head of stairs oversailing

basement now with windows inserted). Central portico with

coupled Ionic columns and balustraded parapet (James

Miller). Ashlar, channelled with voussoirs above openings

at ground floor. Basement band course; 1st floor cill

band. All original windows sash and case with 12-pane

glazing; architraved at 1st and 2nd floor; corniced at

1st floor with moulded cills and apron panels, consoled at

end sections. Eaves cornice, blocking course. Axial

stacks; corniced and panelled wallhead stacks at returns.

Slate roof. Cast-iron railings.

RETURN TO WEST REGENT STREET: 5 bays; blind at 1st and

2nd floors in 1st bay from W. Basement rising in slope

from W. Repeats main elevation detailing.

RETURN TO WEST GEORGE STREET: 5 bays, 1st bay from W blind

at 2nd floor.

ELEVATION TO REAR: 2 storeys facing termination of West

Regent Lane with 2 1st floor leaded lights.

REMODELLED INTERIOR: 6-bay hall with coupled Ionic columns;

plasterwork. Dining-room with square piers. Lounge on 1st

floor with Ionic screens, white marble chimney pieces.