Bridle Works Building

The Bridle Works Building is a striking 20-storey student accommodation tower in Glasgow, Scotland, standing at 68 meters tall. Located conveniently near the city center and close to major universities, it offers 422 rooms along with amenities such as a tea lounge, glam room, and a rooftop terrace. Named after renowned artist Joan Eardley, the building's design reflects elements of the iconic 1960s Met Tower. Despite its modern appeal, the building faced controversies during its construction, including complaints from students about unfinished conditions. Nevertheless, it has been recognized as a finalist in the Living Interiors category at the Mixology North22 Project of the Year Awards, making it a noteworthy destination for visitors interested in contemporary architecture and student life in Glasgow.