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thetwofigs.co.uk

the two figs, 5 and 9 byres road, glasgow, g11 5rd - tel: 0141 334 7277

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The two figs on facebook. Click the link and 'like' our facebook page. Sister restaurant and bar, located at gibson street. Visit the facebook page for the bungo here. Have your say on the new bar and kitchen we've launched. The website is now online with menus, opening dates et al here. Specialists in restaurant interior design, night club interior design, bar interior design and hotel interior design. Glasgow and edinburgh events guide featuring food, music, art and general cultural events.

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RGU Visualisation | Work of the Visualisation research group at The Scott Sutherland School, RGU. | Page 2

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Work of the Visualisation research group at The Scott Sutherland School, RGU. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. October 29, 2014. Will shortly host the annual ICAT conference. It should be an exciting event, and one which provides an opportunity for the vibrant AT community to discuss and debate some key issues. The conference is also delighted to welcome Professor David Philp. Information Visualisation (a short posting). October 15, 2014. The manner in which designers.

architectureglasgow.co.uk

architectureglasgow.co.uk

http://architectureglasgow.co.uk/housesofgods.standrewsgreen.html

St Andrews by the Green:. Built 1750-51, A-listed. Classically styled, this is one of Glasgow's oldest churches. The former Episcopal church is now headquarters of the Glasgow Association for Mental Health. Street address: corner of Greendyke Street and Turnbull Street, Glasgow, G1 5PR. Latitude / Longitude: 55.854132,-4.244251 (sourced using Google Maps). North and west (front) elevation. Roof top sculptural elements. South elevation overlooking Glasgow Green. South elevation window detail.

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Scottish Ambulance Headquarters and St Andrew's House:. Street address: 48 Milton Street and Maitland Street, Glasgow G4 0LR. Latitude / Longitude: 55.86769,-4.25677 (sourced using Google Maps). St Andrew's house north and west elevations, the cross being on the north elevation. The Scottish Ambulance Headquarters is in the background on the right. St Andrew's House doorway and the cross feature with the staircase behind. West elevation of St Andrew's House. Crest detail on the west elevation.

architectureglasgow.co.uk

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Across Glasgow there are numerous contemporary doocots; home to the pigeons of local part-time pigeon breeders. These are not the grandiose stone doocots found on Scottish country estates; a type of doocot which were generally minature towers often resembling architectural follies and built during a period from medieval times until the 19th century. Oh no, the Glasgow doocots featured over these pages are 20th century and latterly 21st century mo.

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http://architectureglasgow.co.uk/derelict.old.court.hall.html

Former Glasgow District Court:. Located on Turnbull Street and rounds the corner down St Andrew's Street. Designed by Alexander Beith McDonald (1847-1915) who worked for the City Architect's office and designed many of Glasgow Corporation's public buildings. Opened in 1906 and home of the Central Police office, and Glasgow District Court and Police museum, closed in 2008. Street address: 68 Turnbull Street, Glasgow G1. Latitude / Longitude: 55.854971,-4.244064 (sourced using Google Maps).

architectureglasgow.co.uk

architectureglasgow.co.uk

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Institute of Genetics / Pontecorvo Building - Sir Basil Spence:. Commissioned in 1958, construction began in 1962 on the Institute Of Genetics and was completed in 1966. Designed by Sir Basil Spence the original designs were for a ten or twelve storey tower, the final building is seven storeys. Latterly renamed the Pontecorvo Building after Professor Portecorvo from the Department of Genetics at the time of commissioning. Street address: Church Street, Glasgow, G11 5JR. The atlantis, clydebank. Please do...

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Street address: 477-479 Balmore Road, Glasgow, G22 6NX. Latitude / Longitude: 55.892035,-4.25999 (sourced using Google Maps). Site visit date: 19 May 2011. East front elevation from across and behind Balmore Raod. The now backfilled railway tunnel can be seen passing under the road (19/05/2011). East elevation onto Balmore Road (19/05/2011). South end bay of the front elevation (19/05/2011). Central doorway of the east front elevation (19/05/2011). North end bay of the front elevation (19/05/2011). Phone...

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architectureglasgow.co.uk

http://architectureglasgow.co.uk/housesofgods.ruchill.hall.html

Ruchill Free Church Halls - Charles Rennie Mackintosh:. Built 1898-1900. Designed by Mackintosh and located adjacent to the Parish Church the hall features Mackintosh's trademark art nouveau motifs and exemplifiying his 'Glasgow style'. The building is comparatively small and simple compared to some of his other commissions. Street address: 15-17 Shakespeare Street, Glasgow, G20 8TH. Latitude / Longitude: 55.886729,-4.283785 (sourced using Google Maps). View form the canal back down Shakespeare Street.

architectureglasgow.co.uk

architectureglasgow.co.uk

http://architectureglasgow.co.uk/derelict.elderpark.html

Elder Park, Mansion House portico and Fairfield Farmhouse:. The farmhouse is circa 1850 and there have been proposals to repair it for some time, recently in summer 2011 there has been some work to help secure and waterproof the structure. The farmhouse is B-listed. Street address: Elderpark Road, Govan Road, Glasgow, G51 4AA. Latitude / Longitude: 55.863515,-4.326931 (sourced using Google Maps). Site visit dates: 6 March 2011 and 8 June 2011. Front view of the portico (06/03/2011). Rear north elevation,...