St Margaret Mary's Church, 99 Dougrie Road, Glasgow

St Margaret Mary's Church, built in 1959 by T S Cordiner, is a Roman Catholic church located at 99 Dougrie Road in Glasgow, accompanied by a presbytery. The church is constructed of buff-coloured brick and features slate roofs.

The church has a tower that is centrally positioned along the street, creatively linked to the main body of the church. The gable walls of the church splay outwards to embrace the tower, which has a complex plan. A deep-canopied entrance is situated within the splayed walls, with tall, narrow stepped lights above. The tower is topped with a cross and has a gabled top over a metal-screened belfry stage. The flank elevations of the church are two-storeyed, with the church hall located at a lower level that includes a porch on the west side. Large upper windows are separated by narrow fins that support the eaves, and the church features a big, steep roof.

To the east of the church is the presbytery, which is deeply recessed and designed in an L-shape with a single storey and attic. The entrance door is located in the gable. The property is also marked by plain gatepiers and metal railings.