The former warehouse was developed around the year 1844 but has since fallen into a state of disrepair
A 19th century warehouse building in the city centre will be demolished to make way for a new hotel after plans were given the green light by Glasgow councillors.
Although the building which has fallen into a state of disrepair is not listed, it sits within the central conservation area and near a modern eight storey design which was initially built as flats and currently used as an aparthotel.During Tuesday’s planning meeting, members were made aware of the 52 objections and 14 letters of support received by the department.
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