Business: Maclachlans Ltd
Location: Glasgow
Type: Office
The Castle Chambers were built for G. and J. Maclachlan to designs by James Carruthers of the Glasgow architectural practice of Frank Burnet & Boston. The buildings were completed in 1902 at a cost of £28,000 (about £2.8m in today's money), and were built of red sandstone ashlar.
The five-storey building is decorated with sculptures by Ernest Gillick, and the entrance on West Regent Street has a mosaic with the firm's name.
Active: 1898 - Current
Address: West Regent Street
Status: Converted
Current Use: Shops and restaurants
Architect: James Carruthers
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Web resources
Canmore has a number of records relating to the Castle Chambers. Last accessed 19th July 2016.
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historic Monuments of Scotland. Buildings at risk register for Scotland. Edinburgh: RCAHMS, 2015. Last accessed 20th October 2015.
