59 Bell Street, Glasgow

John Carrick and A B Macdonald circa 1890, altered and attic storey by Burnet, Boston and Carruthers, 1908. 4-storey and attic commercial building, painted ashlar, channelled to 1st, cast-iron framed building. 12-bay elevation to Bell Street, 9-bay elevation to Walls Street, both similarly detailed.

Good cast-iron framed shopfronts to ground dating from 1908 alterations. End bays shallow advanced and flanked by pilasters in each floor, tripartite windows. Otherwise all single light windows, architraved to 1st and 2nd. All with replaced sash and case windows with plate glass upper sashes and 2-pane lower. Cill band to 1st, deep mutule cornice over 2nd eaves cornice. Slated mansard roofs, projecting aedicular pedimented dormers, round arched windows. Some tall square stacks. Over end bays French style slated roofs pavilioned at angle.