1061 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow

Circa 1860. 4-storey tenement in style of Charles

Wilson, 12 x 7 x 1 unequal bays. Ground floor altered

at Nos 1055-1059. Polished ashlar, painted Nos 1053-1063

and 1st 2 return bays to Radnor Street, V-channelled

at ground floor; droved ashlar to westmost elevation

at Clayslaps Road; stugged ashlar rear elevation.

Mainly sash and case windows, plain at ground foor,

banded frieze above. Mutule cornice, axial stacks.

SAUCHIEHALL STREET ELEVATION: recessed doorway with

double-leaf timber storm doors at No 1065. 1st floor:

plain tripartite windows with stone mullions in 1st,

4th, and 8th bays from E; canted bays through full-

height in 4th and 8th bays from E; remainder of 1st floor

windows single light, on blind balconies, in architraves,

consoled and corniced with sculpted shell tympana. 2nd floor

windows repeat 1st floor pattern without tympana and console

drops. Plain 3rd floor windows.

Radnor Street elevation repeats Sauchiehall Street in reversed

bay pattern from S in 7 bays.

Tripartite corner section in recessed semi-circular bay

to Clayslaps Road. Rear elevation: leaded stairwell lights

from Sauchiehall Street elevation; mainly 12-pane glazing.