Central Glasgow: limited edition millennium reprint: An Illustrated Architectural Guide

When I first came to Scotland all those years ago the usual guide to Glasgow’s architecture was Glasgow at a Glance (indeed, so long ago that I cannot now find my copy to check the bibliographic details). That was before the City of Culture and all the recent developments, in days when the city’s architecture, if one did not have to apologise for it, was certainly not thought of as an obvious tourist attraction. Much of its architecture was, and remains, of enormous merit, but it seemed to be a well kept secret by the architectural fraternity or the more...