Calton Police Building, 92 Tobago Street, Glasgow

The Calton Police Building, located at 92 Tobago Street in Glasgow, was designed by John Carrick and constructed between 1868 and 1869. This former court and police station is a two-storey, seven-bay structure featuring classical detailing. The exterior is made of ashlar stone with polished dressings, a channelled ground floor, and quoins.

The central entrance is highlighted by architraves and panelled pilaster strips that support a console-corniced doorpiece. The ground floor windows are adorned with voussoired lintels, and there is a band course that runs above both the ground and first floors. The first-floor windows are also architraved and corniced, complete with aprons. A deeply projecting cornice and a blocking course add to the building's architectural interest.

At the rear, there are brick ranges that may have been added later, featuring barred cell windows and a decorative stack.

Inside, the court room boasts an elaborately plastered coved ceiling, embellished with three-dimensional rosettes and a very elaborate ventilator rose.