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

Hamiltonhill Basin Workshops, located on Applecross Street by the Forth and Clyde Canal in Glasgow, date back to the late 18th century and have undergone later alterations. This two-storey workshop range features 19 bays and is constructed from white painted rubble, with an irregular pattern of windows. The western section consists of 7 bays and is taller, while the eastern end has a narrower 12-bay section, showcasing projecting stone cills and margins, some of which are arched. At the southwest corner, there is a timber boarded former clock housing topped with a pediment and finial. The rear elevation includes a random rubble and brick buttress wall, with three slender brick stacks at the center. The eastern section is covered with grey slates, while the taller western end has a mix of glazed and sheet materials. The windows exhibit various glazing patterns, including multi-pane timber and side-hung metal casements, with some rear windows featuring security bars.

Inside, the ground floor was observed in 2013, revealing a simple layout with later modifications such as brick support columns and asbestos cladding on the ceiling.