Hubbard Tea Rooms, 508, 510, 512 Great Western Road, Glasgow

James Lindsay, 1929-31. 2-storey rectangular plan Art Deco former shops and tea room, now altered to form public house and nightclub. Cream glazed terracotta tiles to S elevation, predominantly white painted harl to other elevations. 4 large tripartite canted windows at first floor interspersed with discrete coloured leaded glass decoration. Low parapet with stylised metalwork screen.

S (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: ground floor greatly altered. Now with near central entrance to public house, flanked by recessed sections. Above, 4 large tripartite canted windows separated by stylised pilasters with narrow panels of chevron-patterned leaded glass in green, red and yellow. At outer corners, stylised pilasters, that to far right angled and surmounted by curved foliate motif.

E ELEVATION: to left, return of S elevation tiled. Tiles at eaves level, narrow implied tiled pilaster to right. To far right harled section with rounded corner. Original openings blocked or altered.

N ELEVATION: harled. Original margined glazing and metal window frames to S elevation upper storey but glazing now painted/mirrored.

INTERIOR: ground floor, comprehensively altered to form pub. 1st floor, not seen (2004).