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House for an Art Lover pavilion opens to the public

July 7 2014

House for an Art Lover pavilion opens to the public
Glasgow’s House for an Art Lover, built to the original drawings of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, has officially opened a new studio pavilion and Art Park centre within a refurbished stables and dovecot at Bellahouston Park.

Designed by ZM Architecture the scheme has seen the outbuildings transformed into a research and education centre and opens with displays detailing shipbuilding, the 1938 Empire Exhibition and the architecture of Govan.

Inspired by Mackintosh’s enthusiasm for Japanese design and the painting studios at Glasgow School of Art the project creates a new pedestrianizes space between the main house and walled garden alongside ancillary services such as a new café.

The £3m project includes new build elements on the site of a former works depot to contemporary designs.
A former stables and dovecot have been turned into a heritage centre
A former stables and dovecot have been turned into a heritage centre
Artist Kenny Hunter poses for the inaugural exhibition
Artist Kenny Hunter poses for the inaugural exhibition

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