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Ayrshire Maternity Unit
Place: Crosshouse
A two-storey figure-of-eight maternity unit added a distinct, linked hospital to the Crosshouse campus, bringing regional childbirth and neonatal services together on one site.
Aytoun Hall, Auchterarder
Place: Auchterarder
A clock tower, arched stone front and commemorative details give Auchterarder a compact Victorian civic landmark.
Òran Mór
Place: Glasgow
A tall Italian Gothic church now gathers theatre, music, food and Alasdair Gray’s vast ceiling mural beneath one roof.
Back Station Road Union Canal Aqueduct
Place: Linlithgow
A single tall stone arch carries the level Union Canal across the road beside Linlithgow station.
Balerno Bank Paper Mill Lodge
Place: Balerno
The former mill lodge brings red sandstone details, brick secondary walls and a picturesque asymmetrical outline to the entrance of Balerno Bank’s industrial site.
Balerno Hardware and Pharmacy, 24 and 26 Main Street
Place: Balerno
This two-shop block preserves timber storefronts, an apothecary sign and upper accommodation at the commercial heart of Balerno.
Balerno Parish Church
Place: Balerno
James Fairley’s 1888 church combines a strongly modelled sandstone front, broad traceried windows and a timber-roofed interior built for a United Presbyterian congregation.
Balfluig Castle
Place: Alford
A dated sixteenth-century tower house combines an unusual linked plan, mixed stone dressings and defensive details in the countryside near Alford.
Balgray Reservoir Draw-off Tower
Place: Newton Mearns
An octagonal crenellated tower turns Victorian reservoir machinery into a small castellated landmark at Balgray.
Balhousie Castle and The Black Watch Museum
Place: Perth
A heavily remodelled Baronial castle now houses the story and collections of The Black Watch within walking distance of central Perth.
Ballantrae Harbour Pier
Place: Ballantrae
The stone pier and rock-cut harbour recall Ballantrae’s fishing economy and continue in community stewardship after commercial decline.
Ballantrae Manse
Place: Ballantrae
A remarkably long-lived Georgian manse retains a fine stone stair, panelled fittings and traces of box-bed frames.
Ballantrae Old Bridge
Place: Ballantrae
Two broad stone arches and a smaller side opening preserve Ballantrae’s former principal road crossing over the Stinchar.
Ballantrae Old Cemetery
Place: Ballantrae
Generations of carved gravestones surround the Kennedy aisle and occupy the footprint of Ballantrae’s former parish church.
Ballantrae Parish Church
Place: Ballantrae
A restrained early nineteenth-century kirk gained a village landmark when its clock tower was added later in the Victorian period.
Ballater Old Royal Station
Place: Ballater
A timber station whose royal associations and recent reconstruction are both part of its history.
Ballochmyle Railway Viaduct
Place: Mauchline
A vast semicircular arch carries the railway high above the River Ayr, flanked by three smaller approach arches on each side.
Balnain House
Place: Inverness
A tall harled house with a symmetrical front survives close to the river as one of Inverness’s earliest substantial domestic buildings.
Balnakeil House
Place: Durness
A harled house with crow-stepped wings enclosing a small entrance court.
Baltic Works
Place: Arbroath
A monumental linen works survives as one of Arbroath’s most forceful industrial compositions, but vacancy leaves its future unresolved.
Balvenie Castle
Place: Dufftown
Balvenie combines a formidable thirteenth-century curtain wall with the more domestic, French-influenced Atholl Lodging added as its owners reshaped fortress life.
Balwearie High School
Place: Kirkcaldy
One of Scotland’s strongest post-war schools remains in educational use, its linked blocks expressing a new model of modern secondary education.