Langside Halls, 1, Langside Avenue, Glasgow

Rich Italian Renaissance, with sculpture by John Thomas of London; 2 storeys over basement, symmetrical 5-bay front, all rusticated; Ionic pilasters at ground - columns central - and round-arched openings with masked keystones, Corinthian order above, pedimented windows and swagged frieze, crest central over wall-head and finials; roof concealed from street; balustraded basement area. (Historic Environment Scotland Listing)

6 March 2023: Nominated by local planners, added For Investigation

12 April 2023: External inspection finds the building to be vacant but in good condition. There is some lichen growth on the upper masonry and weathering of the windows frames. The glazing is intact and the doors appear secure. There are no signs of unauthorised access. Move to Alert to monitor for reoccupation.

Post Survey Update: Local planners report the building's disuse is ongoing. A community group is being supported by Glasgow Building Preservation Trust exploring options to repair, convert and re-occupy the building. As the building's long term occupancy is not yet assured moved to At Risk.