Glasgow City Centre

Alexander Glasgow Thomson - GCHT hosts an Evening Lecture - Mark Baines discusses Thomson's buildings in relation to Glasgow

The Arches - Cavernous arches supporting Central Railway Station.

The Changing Face of Glasgow City Centre - Find out about City Centre development proposals with the RTPI

City Centre Cinemas - Past, Present and Future - Explore Glasgow's architecturally diverse cinema history

City of Glasgow College, City Campus - Unique rooftop views over City Centre

City of Glasgow College -Traditional Skills Day - Hands on experience of traditional building skills at City of Glasgow College

Clydeport - French walnut panelling and Stephen Adam stained glass.

Cowcaddens Fire Station - Very busy operational Fire Station

Echoes of Empire Part 1: Buchanan Street - Buchanan Street is undoubtedly Glasgow's best street.

Garnethill Synagogue - Scotland’s first, purpose built synagogue with high quality stained glass

Gartnavel Royal Hospital Chapel – an Arts and Craft building? - Hear about the past and future of this important listed hospital chapel

Glasgow Art Club - Two A-listed, 1850 town houses

Glasgow Art Club and Charles Rennie Mackintosh - Dr James Macauley explores Mackintosh's contribution to the Art Club's clubhouse

Glasgow City Chambers - Stupendous example of 19th Century architecture.

Glasgow City Mission - The world's first City Mission has a new home at the heart of Glasgow

Glasgow Film Theatre - Modernist European building with clear Dutch influence

Glasgow Matters at the School of Art - Day of presentations on topical Glasgow matters

Glasgow School of Art - Mackintosh's architectural 'masterwork' voted 'Britain's Best Building of past 175 years

King's Theatre - One of Scotland's most historic and significant theatres.

The Lighthouse - Stunning transformation of the former Glasgow Herald newspaper building.

The Lion Chambers - Its condition and a potential sustainable restoration - The future of the worlds first non-industrial reinforced concrete building is discussed

The Merchants House of Glasgow - Magnificent wood panelled rooms and stained glass

The National Piping Centre and The Pipers’ Tryst Hotel - Nnational and international centre of excellence for the Bagpipe and its music.

Page\Park Architects - Converted art deco furniture store.

Quaker Meeting House - Only remaining 1850's terrace in Elmbank Crescent

Renfield St Stephen's Parish Church - Polished Kenmure sandstone with a tall, clerestoried nave.

Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (formerly RSAMD) - The busiest performing arts venue in Scotland + 2 buildings for the price of one!

Royal Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow - Historic and richly decorated interior

Scottish Opera Headquarters - Impressive plasterwork and stained glass monument to the engineers who died on the Titanic in 1912

Searching for the Picturesque in Maryhill - Story behind the restoration of Maryhill's Burgh Halls and some very special stained glass.

Sloans Bar and Restaurant - Truly a hidden wonder in the bustling city centre.

St. Andrew's Cathedral - Stunning décor and a cloister garden in this recently renovated church.

St. Columba Gaelic Church of Scotland - Early Gothic church with 220ft spire

St. George's Tron Church - Interior completely renovated in 2008/9

St. John's-Renfield Church - Miniature cathedral in Gothic-Revival style.

St. Vincent Street Church - Thomson’s only surviving operational church; a Doors Open Day must-see!

The Story of Glasgow in Four Chapters - Neil Baxter talks us through 800 years in 40 minutes!

Subcrawl with ‘Dress for the Weather’ - Explore Glasgow's subway with 'Dress for the Weather'

Theatre Royal - First opened in 1867 as the Royal Colosseum and Opera House

Willow Tea Rooms - Mackintosh and his partnership with Kate Cranston.