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Buildings at Risk Register for Scotland Page 5 of 6 grounds. 21 May 2004: The Clyde Weekly News reports that the college will not feature on BBC's Restoration programme. 6 July 2004: The Herald reports that the Archdiocese now plans to build 28 homes in the grounds and use the resulting funds to stabilise the college. The Kilmahew Estate grounds will be restored and gifted to a local management company so that they can be opened up to the local community. 8 July 2004: The Helensburgh Advertiser repeats the story. 9 July 2004: The Catholic Observer repeats the story. 19 July 2004: The Glasgow Evening Times repeats the story. 23 July 2004: The Clyde Weekly News repeats the story. 18 November 2004: The Herald reports on criticism of the planning application, which would see much of the college stripped back and mothballed. The St Peter's Building Preservation Trust has withdrawn its support for the plans. 29 November 2004: The Herald carries letters and opinions on the proposals. 4 December 2004: The Herald carries comments on the proposals. 24 December 2004: The Lennox Herald reports that the plans have been formally lodged. October 2005: Clyde weekly News reports that the seminary has been awarded the title of Scotland's most influentuial modern building by Prospect Magazine. Guides to Development Category of Listing: A Historic Scotland Listed Building No: 6464 Conservation Area: No Category of Conservation Area: N/A Town Scheme: No Townscape Heritage Initiative: No Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes in Scotland: No World Heritage Site: No Planning Authority Contact: Jenny Carlile Telephone: (01546) 604277 Email: jenny.carlile@argyll-bute.gov.uk Availability Current Availability: For Sale/Lease Appointed Agents: Classical House Ltd, 29 Park Circus, Glasgow G3 6AP Tel: (0141) 332 6611 Price: Unknown Floor Area: Unknown Area of Surrounding Ground: 100 acres Marketing Notes: - Occupancy: Vacant Occupant Type: N/A Present Use: N/A N/A Former Use: School/College/University N/A Name of Owner: Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Glasgow Address: 186 Clyde Street Glasgow Buildings at Risk Register for Scotland G1 4JY Type of Ownership: Religious CONSERVATION ASSESSMENT - VOLUME 1: ST PETER’S SEMINARY FEBRUARY 2008 301 Final Issue Information Sources Deffenbaugh (2003); Walker and Sinclair (1992), p61; Watters (1997); Willis (1977), pp56-59; Architectural Heritage, (11) 2000, p77; Architects' Journal, 6 May 1964; Artwork, April/May 1989; Concrete Quarterly, January/March Bibliography: 1967; Country Life, 27 July 1967; Interior Design, August 1967; Newsletter of the Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland, Spring 1994, pp40-43; Prospect, September 1979, p15; The Clergy Review, March 1967. Additional Contacts/Information Sources: Archive material is held by the National Monuments Record of Scotland, the Glasgow Archdiocese Archive, the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland, Scottish Catholic Archives, and Scotus College Museum. Online Resources: http://www.virtualrestoration.org Original Entry Date: 20/02/1990 Date of Last Edit: 11/01/2005 Authorised users may provide feedback on this record: 12. APPENDICES Page 6 of 6 Note: The material in Appendix 12.7 is reproduced with the kind permission of the Scottish Civic Trust, whose assistance is gratefully acknowledged.
CONSERVATION ASSESSMENT - VOLUME 1: ST PETER’S SEMINARY FEBRUARY 2008 302 Final Issue 12. APPENDICES 12.7 Risk Registers World Monument Fund Watch List 2008
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