John Cunnimgham's 1890s gushet tenement on the corner of Duke Street and Hunter Street in the East End of Glasgow. I love the curved fascia above the ground floor commecial premises of this tenement as it gives the feeling that you're looking up at the prow of a great ship.
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Is it just me, or do the towers on the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow look remarkably like some kind of evil space robots from this angle?
Bay windows on 1870s blonde sandstone tenements on Dowanside Road in the West End of Glasgow - perfect for little dogs to watch what's going on on the street outside their flat.
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The towers of the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow, topped by globe-shaped finials, at sunset this evening.
This beautiful little cat on the ledge at the bottom of this image is one of a pair created by Hugh Pritchard in 1988 to decorate a modern tenement on Woodlands Road in Glasgow. I really wish more developers would include such whimsical details in their projects.
I love how Glasgow's tenements look in the sunshine. These 1870s blonde sandstone ones are on Woodlands Road on the west of the city.
The former Lansdowne Parish Church on Great Western Road in Glasgow. Designed by John Honeyman, with sculptures by John Mossman, it was built in 1863.
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Gushet tenement on the corner of Queen Margaret Drive and Buckingham Terrace in the West End of Glasgow. Designed by J.T. Rochead, it was built in 1858.
Nightfall this evening on Byres Road in the West End of Glasgow.
James Sellars' magnificent Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church on Observatory Road in the West End of Glasgow. Designed in a French Gothic style, it was inspired by the medieval Sainte Chapelle in Paris.
This is the Ruthven Lane Cat in the west end of Glasgow. It's high on a wall on the back of an old tenement building, and it really doesn't look like it belongs there. It's a bit of a mystery as to who put it there, and why.
I captured this photo last year in Budapest. The modern facade reflecting an old building creates a fascinating blend of old and new. What do you think? 
@bastardsheep.com The river and Church St frontage is the *good* side of the building. It's worse around the back.
Feeling inspired to watch some theatre?
