These designations are Scheduled monuments, Listed buildings, Inventory of gardens and designed landscapes and Inventory of historic battlefields. Historic Environment Scotland is responsible for designating sites and places at the national level. Information by courtesy of Buildings of Scotland Research Statement of Special Interestĭetailed similarly to quadrant opposite, also with
#Highstreet 5 windows#
Plate-glass sash and case windows slate roof. Pediment and flanked by corbelled, cone-roofed tourelles, ball-finialled. Improvement Trust bipartite window in gablehead with segmental Turret, jettied on billet course at 3rd floor, cone-roofedĬORNER BAY: advanced ground floor to chamfered bay, withīalustrade and clock set in segmental panel at centre īowed bay to recessed gable at 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor,īalustrade, with strapworked panels, one inscribed City
Mullioned bipartite windows crowstepped and ashlar coped To square or flanked by corbelled oriel at eaves. Variety of pedimented architraved 2nd floor windows someĬanted bays above ground, terminating in gablehead corbelled Pedimented and segmental entrances to closes, each flankedīy original shop fronts, metal-framed with plate-glassĪnd inverted canted doorways, timber pedimented with fanlight. Red sandstone ashlar, dividing piersĪnd pilasters, consoled ground floor cornice alternating Quadrant listed separately Scottish Renaissance detailing.ĥ-bay to Duke Street, gabled, chamfered corner bay and 23īays to High Street, of 7 stepped tenements. Quadrant ofĤ-storey tenements curving up High Street opposite earlier
Burnet, Boston and Carruthers, dated 1903.
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