The Hatrack

An eight-story red sandstone building In the common material, red sandstone, of Glasgow, this building also owes to Glasgow's great architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, in its use of art nouveau carving.
		Front facade with drum-shaped stained-glass window over the main entrance Many of the numerous windows have decorative stonework as well.
Varied windows with decorative sills and pediments
		Decorative ironwork balconies and railings The popular name of the building was inspired by the fantastic ornamental roof since its projecting finials resemble an old-fashioned hatstand.

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