7 Lorraine Gardens, Glasgow

Probably James Thomson, architect; circa 1880-90. Astylar

terrace of 10 2-bay houses; 3 storeys, attics and basement.

(No 10 entered at W flank of terrace); terminal 2 bays

slightly taller act as pavilions with consoled mutule

cornice. Polished ashlar, channelled at ground.

To right, steps oversailing basement to tripartite doorpieces

with glazed sidelights and fanlight (penultimate doorpiece).

Above doors, architraved windows. To left; canted window

rises from basement to 1st floor. 2nd floor windows

architraved and regularly placed across whole terrace. Sash

windows plate glass glazing. Continuous band course over

ground; (cill band at 2nd floor of pavilions), eaves course;

plain main cornice (mutule at pavilions). Tall corniced axial

stacks, slate roofs.

Flank to No 1; polished ashlar asymmetrical flank to Lorraine

Road, similarly detailed. Flank to W, No 10; 3-bay elevation

detailed as main terrace.

Rear elevations coursed droved ashlar. Good leaded glass

vestibule doors to Nos 8 and 9.

Cast-iron railings to steps and basement, 3 pairs of tall

square ashlar gatepiers with chamfered arrises and ball

finial to carriageway arranged opposite Nos 1, 9 and 10.