Pumping Station, 100 Seaward Street, Glasgow

D and A Home Morton, civil engineers 1909-10, with W C Easton

1907-9, resident engineer responsible for substructure.

Tall 1-storey 5-by 1-bay terracotta brick pumphouse with

stone cills and string course. Large ground floor windows,

arched with mullions and transoms, 36 panes, divided by brick

piers. W bay fronting workshop has original wooden door.

Stone string course, upper semi-circular mullioned windows,

also lighting the pumps. Curvilinear parapet with stone

dressings. E gable has ventilation oculus; roof glazed and

slated with ridge ventilators.

Interior enamelled white brick with blue course. 1-storey

brick office with blocked door to Seaward Street, 2 doors and

3 windows to yard. Slate roof. Brick boiler house with slate

roof and louvred ridge ventilator at right angles to pump

house.