Aberdeen, Union Buildings 1892
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More about this scene
Union Buildings were designed by Archibald Simpson (1822). The tall windows between the pilasters on the first and second storeys were to light the reading room of the Atheneum, a gentlemen's club. Later, this was to be a restaurant. Following a fire in 1973, this was rebuilt as two conventional storeys. The front to Union Street is dramatically austere, in the Aberdonian manner.
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