Templeton on the Green

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Templeton on the Green is a distinctive former carpet factory in Glasgow, Scotland, famed for its ornate Venetian-style façade and now repurposed for mixed commercial and leisure use.

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Templeton on the Green canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building
former industrial building
mixed-use development
architecturalStyle Venetian Gothic
Victorian architecture
country Scotland
United Kingdom
façadeStyle Venetian-style façade
hasAccessibility publicly accessible areas
hasCategory historic industrial building
landmark in Glasgow
hasCity Glasgow
hasContext former textile industry in Glasgow
hasCountry Scotland
hasCurrentStatus in use
repurposed building
hasDesignFeature decorative brickwork
large arched windows
ornate façade
patterned tiling
hasFunction mixed commercial and leisure complex
hasHeritageDesignation Category A listed building
hasMaterial polychrome tiles
red brick
hasNearbyPlace People’s Palace, Glasgow
River Clyde
hasRegion Central Belt of Scotland
hasTouristAttractionType architectural attraction
hasUse commercial use
event space
leisure use
office space
restaurant space
heritageDesignationCountry Scotland
isLocatedOn eastern edge of Glasgow Green
isPartOf Glasgow Green area
locatedIn Glasgow
Glasgow Green
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Glasgow City
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
namedAfter James Templeton
notableFor adaptive reuse of industrial building
ornate Venetian-style façade
originalFunction carpet factory
originalOwner James Templeton & Co.
partOf Glasgow’s industrial heritage

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East End of Glasgow contains Templeton on the Green