A Grade B listed multi-storey car park in Glasgow's West End is at the centre of a campaign to save it from demolition.
The green and white terracotta tiles on the front of the Botanic Gardens Garage have been a feature of the area since it was built in 1911. But the building, which was designed by architect David Valentine Wyllie and is thought to be the oldest surviving custom-built garage in Glasgow, could make way for 35 flats, four mews cottages, shops and a restaurant by Keppie Design if a planning application by the current landowner Arnold Clark is approved.
The building is B-Listed by Historic Scotland, which means it is classified as of regional importance.
Campaigners are holding a public meeting to discuss the proposed demolition at Hillhead Library on Thursday 9 August at 7.30pm.
