‘We’ve worked hard to bring the outside back to life’ Achi-News

Up-and-coming property management company Sentry led the project, working closely with John Gilbert Architects and CCB Stone, who recently completed similar work at the Mitchell Library and the Gallery of Modern Art.

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The work, which involved cleaning the frontage with superheated steam, was part-funded by a grant from the City of Glasgow Heritage Trust.

Sentry director Garry Russell said: “84 Miller Street is a very recognizable building in Glasgow City Centre, with its elegant facade having been home to many businesses over its lifetime.

“As we took over the management of the building, we saw that it was necessary to restore the building to its original grandeur, in order to preserve its heritage and history and significantly improve the property’s commercial potential. We have worked hard to bring the exterior back to life so that it perfectly showcases its occupants and the City of Glasgow.

“The grant we received from the City of Glasgow Heritage Trust supported the owner’s investment in the building and allowed us to restore the face of this beautiful building.”

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Scott Abercrombie, associate director of John Gilbert Architects and lead architect on the project, said: “I’m delighted to see work at 84 Miller Street completed and to have been privileged to preserve this architectural gem in the heart of Glasgow .

“Our restoration was the result of a successful collaboration with Sentry Management, which allowed us to honor the architectural significance of the building and at the same time, modernize its look and feel, bringing it back to life while respecting its history, including rainwater improvements. goods, windows and stonework.

“This significant refurbishment reflects the commitment shared by all involved in the project, to preserve Glasgow’s rich heritage for future generations.”