Stirling Municipal Offices : Architecture

Stirling Municipal Buildings Main building: 1914 Location: 8-10 Corn Exchange Road, central Stirling Stirling building photos above by Alastair Cook Grade B listed Beautiful tower Formal entry off Corn Exchange Road Delightful baroque-influenced architecture, more robust and fluid than typical Victorian Town Hall's 1960’s Extension to the north Buildings close by include Stirling Castle, Albert Halls, Stirling Tolbooth, Thistle Centre, The Steeple Stirling and Old Viewforth The Steeple / Athenaeum, Stirling Grade A listed Athenaeum Stirling Other important buildings in Stirling Old Viewforth extension - James Millar, 1939 James Miller (1860 – 1947) was a Stirling architect Langgarth House - Grade B listed New Viewforth – Stirling Council Headquarters: Offices, 1972 Albert Halls, Dumbarton Road Stirling Town walls Forthside - Stirling Council initiative to create new civic centre and Council HQ by the River Forth, with major residential and office elements Pivo Bar Corn Exchange Road, central Stirling Pivo Bar Stirling Station Square Stirling Stirling Tolbooth Stirling Architecture Forthside Development, Stirling: £110m mixed-use development on 40-acre brownfield site includes Stirling's first multiplex cinema, restaurants and café bar. The Old Barrack Buildings will be converted into offices and restaurants. Developer: Stirling Ventures Site: former Ministry of Defence land Facilities proposed: new eight-screen 1150-seat Vue Entertainment cinema by developers CTP Limited 120,000 sqft office space 110-bed, 4 star hotel 500-seat conference centre approx. 200 homes by Bett Homes Riverside Park walkway Bridge link over the railway to the city centre Wilkinson Eyre are reportedly involved with one of the proposed Stirling bridges. Forthside will hopefully link the city centre to the river Forth across the main road and railway. Forthside - spaces Forthside Square Barracks Square Cinema Plaza French Plaza Riverside Park Stirling Castle Scottish House