2, 4, 6 Harvie Street, Glasgow

2, 4, 6 Harvie Street in Glasgow is a four-storey tenement building designed by McKissack & Rowan, constructed between 1881 and 1882. This corner property features a canted angle and includes a pub and shop on the ground floor. The building is made of ashlar stone.

The ground floor has been altered, but the original pedimented stair entrance remains on Harvie Street. The upper floors showcase three windows in the canted bay and two recessed bay windows. The first-floor windows are adorned with cornices, while there is a cill string course and a continuous cornice on the second floor. A plaque with the initials J S, dated 1882, is located on the third floor. The steep slate roof is facetted at the angle and topped with an ogee lantern and finial. The roof features three pedimented panels and two wallhead stacks with pilaster strips. Similar stacks are found flanking the scroll pedimented parapet on the eastern bay, which has a steep slate roof behind it.

Some of the windows retain their small-paned upper sashes. Inside, the ground floor pub has been altered, while the shop area includes corbelled plaster cornices and ornate cast-iron columns.