30 Bothwell Street, Glasgow is a Grade B listed building in the Glasgow City local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 15 December 1970. Bank. 2 related planning applications.

30 Bothwell Street, Glasgow

WRENN ID: seventh-lintel-frost
Grade: B
Local Planning Authority: Glasgow City
Country: Scotland
Date first listed: 15 December 1970
Type: Bank
Source: Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

James Miller, 1934. 4-storey modern classical bank, 3 x 7

bays. Portland stone, polished granite plinth forming

stylobate. Entrance to Bothwell Street: giant order of

distyle Greek fluted Corinthian columns in antis, fronting

ground and mezzanine/1st floor. Bronze entrance doors and

panels between ground and 1st floors. Relief sculpted frieze

by Gilbert Bayes representing Industry, Commerce, Justice,

Wisdom, Contentment, Providence; frieze broken by 2nd floor

windows. Dentil cornice above. Tall attic storey: incised

eaves frieze with Vitruvian scroll.

All windows metal framed casements with geometric glazing

pattern.

ELEVATION TO WELLINGTON STREET: 5 bays plain Doric fluted

pilastrade, recessed glazing with bronze frieze between

floors. Other details as Bothwell Street.

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