Maryhill Community Centre, 1513 Maryhill Road, Glasgow

Duncan McNaughtan, circa 1878. Dutch Renaissance. 2-storey,

5-bay entrance front; canted angle bay at left, 2 return

bays at right. Tall 7-bay hall at rear. Ashlar. Central

projecting porch with parapet, supported by paired Corinthian

columns and pilasters, at head of 8 steps. Casement window

above in shallow projection and flanked by paired pilasters.

All remaining windows with moulded architraves and bracketted

cills; flat scrolled pedimented heads to ground floor, cill

course and entablatures to 1st. Central pilastered and

segmental shell, pedimented gable above main cornice,

enclosing clock; outer finials and small pedimented finialled

cap. Slender octagonal timber ventilator with ogee roof and

finial. Piended slate roof and red tile ridge.

7-bay hall with giant Corinthian pilasters supporting main

entablature. 5 round-arched windows with moulded spandrels

and entablatures; outer bays with blind niches at ground

and raised panels above. Central decorative panel with

segmental pedimented head above cornice. Piended slate

roof with red tile ridge and 3 squat finialled ventilators.