An eight-story red sandstone buildingIn 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. |
![](9485sm.jpg) |
![](9486sm.jpg) |
|
|
![](9489sm.jpg) |
![](9490sm.jpg) |
Front facade with drum-shaped stained-glass window over the main entranceMany of the numerous windows have decorative stonework as well. |
|
|
Varied windows with decorative sills and pediments |
![](9487sm.jpg) |
![](9493sm.jpg) |
|
|
![](9492sm.jpg) |
![](9491sm.jpg) |
![](9495sm.jpg) |
|
|
![](9488sm.jpg) |
![](9496sm.jpg) |
Decorative ironwork balconies and railingsThe popular name of the building was inspired by the fantastic ornamental roof since its projecting finials resemble an old-fashioned hatstand. |