Description
1903-1906 incorporating remodelled two-storey building of earlier date at south corner. Nos. 2-6 designed by James Strang in 1903. Nos. 8-16 designed by Alexander Gauld in 1904-06 (as a hotel).Three-storey, free Renaissance treatment, ashlar, shallow three-light oriel windows rising from shopfronts corncing, corner turrets with lead cupolas, balustraded parapet; ground floor shops (two good original shopfronts).
Statement of Interest
Planned by David Ronald, Burgh Engineer, in 1903 perspective by Alexander McGibbon in Burgh Engineer's office.
Statutory address and listed building record revised in 2018. Previously listed as 'Lint Riggs West Side. (Even Nos) 20-24 High Street and A Anderson & Son, Newmarket Street'.
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