Hamiltonhill Basin Workshops, Applecross Street, Forth And Clyde Canal, Glasgow

Late 18th century with later alterations. 2-storey, 19-bay white painted rubble workshop range with irregular fenestration pattern sited immediately adjacent to the Old Basin, the former terminus for the Forth and Clyde canal link to Glasgow. The 7-bay section to the west is taller with a narrower 12-bay section to the east end with projecting stone painted cills and margins, some of which are arched. Timber boarded former clock housing with a pediment and finial to the eaves of the south west corner. Random rubble and brick buttress wall to rear elevation with 3 slender brick eaves stacks to centre. Grey slates to east section with glazed and sheet material to the taller west end. Various glazing patterns including multi-pane timber and side hung metal casements, some security bars to rear windows.

INTERIOR: The ground floor was seen in 2013 (upper floor not seen). Simple interior with later changes including brick support columns and asbestos cladding to ceiling.