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Walking map of #brutalglasgow by Neil Scott Be sure to click through to his accompanying article and interview with Rachel Loughran 👌

Very much looking forward to lacing up my boots (and probably raincoat too - let's face it it's October in Glasgow) 🌧️and making my way round Neil Scott's #Brutalist walking tour. #BrutalGlasgow

Most of us Glaswegians have seen the BOAC building. Big. Bold. Memorable. #Brutalist. Yet also strangely clandestine, tucked into Buchanan Street's sandstone. Thanks to Natalie whose illustration brought the BOAC back into the foreground for me #Brutalism #Glasgow

As a Julian of Norwich enthusiast (dare I say, fangirl?), I cannot express quite how delighted I am that more Medieval women are speaking loud and clear British Library this autumn. Medieval Manuscripts #MedievalTwitter

Listen to me briefly talk about drawing the BOAC (I don’t think anyone could sound more Glaswegian 😆)

Building Spotlight: The Bourdon Love them or hate them, brutalist buildings divide opinion! Johnny Rodger from The Glasgow School of Art digs a little deeper into this one: loom.ly/4pPtTP0 Thanks also to GSA Archives for their contribution to this section of the exhibition.

Why does Glasgow give its brutalist buildings such a hard time? I dug deeper into the city's love/hate relationship with concrete for The Bell. Interviews with Natalie Niall Murphy Wyndford Residents Union Rachel Loughran glasgowbell.co.uk/glasgow-brutal…

It's Round 4 of our #brutalbattle, and today it's two commercial buildings: The Savoy and The BOAC. Tough one.. vote for your favourite below and remember to tell us why in the comments! Semi- finals start tomorrow.. Rachel Loughran Natalie

Rachel Loughran Natalie The Savoy

Rachel Loughran Natalie The BOAC

This was a refreshing and engaging talk last night by Natalie & Rachel Loughran on brutalism in Glasgow. Really recommend catching their fantastic exhibition Brutal Glasgow at Glasgow City Heritage Trust glasgowheritage.org.uk/exhibition-bru… closes this weekend

Last couple of days of our #brutalglasgow exhibition! We’re open 10am- 4pm today and tomorrow, come along and see it!

Glasgow City Heritage Trust Niall Murphy Thierry Lye The walk ended up at Glasgow City Heritage Trust office where the Brutal Glasgow exhibition by the talented Natalie is exhibited. Today is the LAST DAY of the exhibition so make sure you go down and see it (and listen 🎧) for yourself!

#brutalglasgow has now ended. Working with the amazingly talented Rachel Loughran and the great folk at Glasgow City Heritage Trust has been a wonderful experience and one I’ll remember. Thanks for all the visitor feedback. Hopefully we’ve helped show these buildings in a new light ✨

👋 We're saying a fond farewell to the #BrutalGlasgow exhibition today; but don't worry if you didn't get to see it at our Bell St HQ, as it's now going on tour! 🗓️ First up it will be The Pyramid at Anderston from Sun 23rd to Fri 28th Feb, more info here: buff.ly/4hpca0P

BRUTAL GLASGOW – ONE WEEK ONLY! Dates & Times: Sunday 23rd Feb | 2:00pm – 5:45pm | Free building tours at 2:30pm & 4:00pm Mon 24th – Fri 28th Feb | 12:00pm – 4:00pm Grant aided by Glasgow City Heritage Trust @glasgowheritage Rachel Loughran Natalie

🚨 After an incredible run at our Bell Street HQ, the Brutal Glasgow exhibition is hitting the road and heading to The Pyramid at Anderston: 🗓️ Tomorrow, Sun 23rd Feb ⏰ 2 - 5:45pm, guided building tours at 2:30pm & 4pm 📍 759 Argyle Street, G3 8DS 🎟️ Free, no booking required

Brutal Glasgow continues this week in the apt surroundings of The Pyramid at Anderston. It explores Glasgow's love-hate relationship with Brutalism, curated by Rachel Loughran, featuring Natalie 🗓️ Daily until Fri 28th Feb ⏰ 12- 4pm 🏛️ The Pyramid, 759 Argyle St 🎟️ Free

The #BrutalGlasgow walking tour ended at this classy number👇👀! The ‘A’ listed St Andrew’s First Aid HQ on Milton Street. A rare and strikingly modern building by architects Skinner, Bailey & Lubetkin. That huge super-graphic X is such a period piece. Should be better known…🥰!

Edinburgh! Brutal Glasgow is in town. Monday to Friday weekly from 17th March – 2nd May 2025 10am – 4pm The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland, 15 Rutland Square, Edinburgh, EH1 2BE Free entry to architects & non-architects alike RIAS Glasgow City Heritage Trust