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UHI Moray Victoria Art Building
Place: Elgin
A compact Richardsonian Romanesque school whose tower and great arched studio windows continue to serve art education.
Ullapool Drill Hall and House
Place: Ullapool
A stone hall and villa-like house preserve a purpose-built centre for late Victorian volunteer military organisation.
Ullapool Memorial Clock
Place: Ullapool
A richly modelled cast-iron clock commemorates members of the Fowler family while marking a key point in Ullapool’s street grid.
Ullapool Museum and Burial Ground
Place: Ullapool
A standard Thomas Telford parliamentary church now houses a community museum devoted to Ullapool and Loch Broom.
Union Canal Bridge 31
Place: Winchburgh
A numbered stone arch marks one of the close-spaced crossings by which local routes passed over the contour canal.
Union Canal Bridge 32
Place: Winchburgh
Bridge 32 carries Winchburgh’s main road over the canal and remains the most public meeting point between village and waterway.
Union Canal Bridge 33
Place: Winchburgh
A restrained numbered arch continues the Union Canal’s engineered rhythm beyond Winchburgh’s central road bridge.
Union Canal Bridge 34
Place: Winchburgh
The easternmost selected bridge links the Union Canal sequence with the older church landscape at Auldcathie.
United College of St Salvator and St Leonard
Place: St Andrews
A layered university quadrangle joins nineteenth-century collegiate architecture to the surviving boundary of an older academic precinct.
University Hospital Crosshouse
Place: Crosshouse
A long, low hospital complex on rising ground made modern healthcare one of Crosshouse’s defining built forms and remains a major regional public service.
University of Abertay former James Church
Place: Dundee
A former church repeatedly adapted for industry and education still reveals large ecclesiastical openings beneath its later warehouse floors.
University of Edinburgh Centre for Sport and Exercise
Place: Edinburgh
Former brewery buildings now anchor the University of Edinburgh’s extensive indoor sport and fitness complex.
University of Edinburgh Main Library
Place: Edinburgh
Basil Spence’s monumental library remains the intellectual and social centre of George Square, operating around the clock during the reviewed summer period.
University of Glasgow Gilbert Scott Building
Place: Glasgow
The University of Glasgow’s great Gothic Revival ensemble crowns Gilmorehill like a small city: towers, quadrangles, cloisters, halls and a memorial chapel built in successive campaigns around academic and ceremonial life.
University of St Andrews Main Library
Place: St Andrews
A purpose-built 1970s library that records the university’s expansion beyond its older adapted library rooms and remains an intensively used place of study.
Upper City Mills
Place: Perth
Perth’s Upper City Mills preserve an eighteenth-century water-powered industrial complex within a working hotel, with two timber wheels and an exceptional king-post roof surviving from the mill.
Upper Dens Mill
Place: Dundee
A vast former linen mill preserves fireproof construction, engine-house fronts and the scale of Dundee’s nineteenth-century textile economy.
Upper Kennerty Mill
Place: Peterculter
A former grain mill beside Culter Burn retains two waterwheels and machinery within a careful residential conversion.
Upper Pump Room
Place: Strathpeffer
The pump room preserves the ritual centre of Strathpeffer’s spa economy, where visitors collected and drank mineral water as part of prescribed treatment.
Urray West Parish Church and Burial Ground
Place: Muir of Ord
A restrained 1780 parish church preserves earlier stones, a pre-Reformation bell and later layers of worship within its walled burial ground.
Usher Hall
Place: Edinburgh
Edinburgh’s Category A concert hall: a Beaux-Arts stone landmark built in 1911–1914 around a horseshoe auditorium, renewed for continuing public performance.
Ussie Mills Steading
Place: Conon Bridge
A near-quadrangular sandstone steading survives beside traces of a lost mill, holding together the agricultural and water-powered economy north of Conon Bridge.