9, 10 Park Quadrant, Glasgow

Charles Wilson, architect; circa 1855-8. French

Renaissance curved terrace of tenements, truncated at No

10 (East) and adjoining Park Terrace at West. 4 storeys

attics and basement. Paired 2-bay elevations with paired

doorpieces giving main-door access to whole ground

floor/common stair. Nos 1 and 2 slightly advanced and

probably earliest build. Polished ashlar, channelled at

ground mostly stonecleaned. Steps oversailing basement

to tripartite doorpieces with elongated consoles and

cornices. Full-height canted bay windows; all upper

windows architraved; 1st floor consoled and corniced;

2nd floor corniced (consoled at Nos 1 and 2). Sash

windows, plate-glass or 4-pane glazing. Continuous

string courses at cills; bracketted cornice; blocking

course. Axial stacks, plain flues, steeply pitched slate

roofs with recessed dormers. Good cast-iron railings to

basement and steps.

Interiors: moulded cast-iron beams support stone

cantilevered stair with cast-iron balusters.

Rear elevation: full height projecting square bays.