Jordanhill Training College, 45 Chamberlain Road, Glasgow

Honeyman, Keppie and Mackintosh, 1913. Symmetrical U-plan three-storey school building; main front 21-bays arranged 1-8-1-11-1-8-1 with centre and end bays very shallow advanced. Upper courses polished red sandstone, base course bull-faced; rusticated quoins. To centre, semi-circular porch of Roman Doric columns supporting dentil cornice with deep parapet. Depressed arch doorway with double-leaf panelled doors, inner door with fanlight. Flanking porch, two-bay pilastrade with cornice.

All windows square-headed with metal frame pivots with six-pane glazing pattern. To inner 13-bays first floor windows with raised margins, bracketted cills and lintels. First and tenth bays are blind to second floor with moulded detail and cartouche. Band course over ground and first. Moulded band at lintel level between second floor windows and mutule main cornice at central block. Lower sections with deep parapet over first and four-pane dormer windows inset. Piended slate roofs. Central square-plan cupola with Ionic pilasters at angles. 13-bay, two-storey flanks; similarly detailed with central corniced entrance. Rear elevation with four-bay advanced pavilions; central block with windows round-arched or square-headed and arranged in pairs. Second floor windows full height with rooflights for art studio. Internal plan with central corridor and two well-stairs.

Lodge: tall single-storey and attic rectangular plan. Red sandstone base and band course, harled with bold timber cornice, slate roof, central stack.

Gatepiers and quadrant walls: channelled and corniced piers with shaped caps supported on corner blocks, wrought iron gates; channelled quadrant walls.