Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, has places across its neighbourhood that confirm its status as a magnificent urban ...

dark lanes in Glasgow city centre. Mackintosh used strong colours and white shiny bricks to make the lane and the building lighter and brighter.. Image caption, 1902 - Hill House in Helensburgh ...

A brighter future for Glasgow’s Charles Rennie Mackintosh-designed Lighthouse could be on the horizon — with a £2m repairs project planned. Talks over reopening the A-listed building as a hub for ...

In 1906 Mackintosh and Margaret bought their first house in Glasgow's west end, at 6 Florentine Terrace (later renamed 78 Southpark Avenue). The chair was incorporated into the drawing room of ...

“With the Hill House and the Mackintosh at the Willow at the centre ... a much-needed revitalisation of Sauchiehall Street and to Glasgow’s heritage as a whole. “It was just a year ago ...

Major fire at Glasgow School of Art's Charles Rennie Mackintosh building - a Grade I listed treasure in the city Dozens of firefighters are tackling blaze at school, founded 175 years ago ...

The Newberys were long-standing friends of Mackintosh and his artist wife, Margaret Macdonald. The cutlery order was placed through Glasgow jeweller Edwards & Company, and made by David W Hislop ...

Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928), the Scottish architect ... in the United States because he worked almost exclusively in Glasgow; there are few pieces of his furniture in American museums ...

Walter Blackie was a successful Glasgow publisher, who commissioned Mackintosh to design a house including the garden and interiors. This was The Hill House. This is Mackintosh's version of the clock.