The Athenaeum, Bar, Hotel, Architect, Photo, Building, Location, Date
Athenaeum, Glasgow : Information + Images
Historic Building, central Glasgow, Scotland - design by John James Burnet
Athenaeum Glasgow
The Athenaeum was built in 1886 at the corner of Buchanan Street.
Architects: JJ Burnet
Address: 179 Buchanan Street, Glasgow, Strathclyde, G2 1BT
photographs © Adrian Welch
Adjacent building to south:
St George's Tron Church
picture © Adrian Welch
Picture of building down Buchanan Street from Athenaeum, at the corner of Buchanan St, Nelson Mandela Square:
photograph © Adrian Welch
In 1968 it became the Royal Scottish Academy for Music & Drama - RSAMD . It is now a hotel and bar.
JJ Burnet : Buildings in Scotland
Burtons Store, Edinburgh 1906-07
The Athenaeum, Glasgow 1886
Finlaystone House, Renfrewshire 1900
Trustee Savings Bank, Ingram Street / Glassford Street, Glasgow 1894-1900
Charing Cross Mansions 2-30 St George's Rd, Charing Cross, Glasgow 1889-91
Barony Hall, High Street / 1 Castle Street, Glasgow 1886-9; conversion 1990 J J Burnet & J A Campbell; conversion David Leslie.
The Athenaeum Glasgow architect : JJ Burnet
JavaScript must be enabled in order for you to use Google Maps. However, it seems JavaScript is either disabled or not supported by your browser. To view Google Maps, enable JavaScript by changing your browser options, and then try again.
Key Sir John James Burnet building in Glasgow
Tron Theatre : screen - east side of Tron Kirk, due to the way it relates to the theatre, kirk and new bar/offices by RMJM
Scottish Architecture
Historic Architecture in the city - Selection:
Glasgow School of Art
photo © Adrian Welch
CCA Glasgow
photo © Adrian Welch
St Vincent Street Church
photo © Adrian Welch
Briggait Centre : Nicoll Russell Studios
photo : Andrew Lee
Kelvingrove Gallery
photo : David Barbour / BDP
Burrell Museum
photo © Adrian Welch
Buildings / photos for the The Athenaeum Architecture page welcome:
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
The Athenaeum Glasgow - page : adrian welch / isabelle lomholt