Copper Works, 143 Woodville Street, Glasgow

The E block of the offices are by R A Wightman, 1900

and the W by A Hamilton, circa 1910-14.

1) R A Wightman, 1900. 2-storey, 7-bay block, brick,

recently harled. Ground floor W finishing shop, central

door replaced by window, and E offices with corbelled

dentil cornice. 1st floor finishing shop, windows with

original glazing pattern. Dentil cornice, the bases of 2

wallhead chimneys and central curvilinear gable with

oculus. New roof tiles.

2) Arthur D Hamilton circa 1910-14, 3-storey offices,

brick, now harled, with red ashlar details. Entrance

under broken segmental pediment. Large arched window

with ashlar surround, fronts a fine stairwell with Art

Nouveau details. 7 ground and 8 1st floor sash and case

windows to the W. Dentil cornice. 3rd floor 5 segmental

pedimented dormer windows break eaves flanked by

asymmetrical gables, angular at E and curvilinear at W

with wallhead chimney. Art Nouveau bow window under

curvilinear gable. Part possibly dates from 1930. W

elevation brick. Gable end 2 3rd floor windows over a

larger recessed window. 2 windows to S are part of the

1903 steel-framed workshops, with brick side wall and

dentil cornice.