Whiteinch Homes, 19 Westland Drive, Glasgow

Circa 1895. Scots Renaissance style. Housing on

almshouse model. 2-storeys, 13-bay main front with N and

S wings forming courtyard plan. Red snecked rubble with

ashlar dressings. Mainly sash and case windows with

glazing bars in upper panes. Plinth forming ground floor

cill band.

MAIN ELEVATION: bays arranged 1-4-3-4-1 central and

end bays, taller, advanced. Central arched entrance

with double cast-iron gate. Sculpted consoles supporting

die frieze with lettering "WHITEINCH HOMES". Flanking

pedimented windows. 3-light, stone-mullioned and

transomed window above flanked by dormers with shaped

pedimented heads repeated in 2nd floor set-back bays.

Shaped pediment with sculpted tympanum over entrance

bay. Ground floor cornice. 1st floor cill band. Tall,

arched windows in outer bays of set-back sections. Outer

pavilions with large shaped pediments with antefixae

obelisks, escutcheons, finials.

E AND W RETURN ELEVATIONS: outer gabled sections

projecting. Central pedimented window. Simple detailing.

PLAIN COURTYARD ELEVATIONS: repeating main detailing

with shaped pedimented dormers.