33 Causeyside Street, Paisley

T G Abercrombie, architect. 1905-6. Free style, 4 storey

tenement with 3 bays to Causeyside, 4 to Orchard Street and

canted corner. Ashlar. Corner has canted window with later

glazing at ground floor flanked by architraved door at left

(to Causeyside) with shaped cornice and oculus over and

oculus to right (to Orchard Street); pairs of consoles

flank oculi, supporting cornice over ground floor and

pairs of pilasters rising to eaves and linked open

bartizans; tripartites to each floor, that to 3rd corbelled

and bowed with stepped parapet; crowstepped gable behind.

Rest of Causeyside elevation has centre doorway flanked by

later tripartite to right and modern shop to left.

Cornice over ground. Upper floors have bipartite window

to left with cill band to 3rd floor. Stepped parapet over

canted bay; and swept eaves. Orchard Street similarly

treated with extra sash and bipartite at ground and extra

canted window flanking corner. Slate roof with stacks

some corniced, some rebuilt.