Templeton On The Green

Templeton On The Green is a remarkable building in Glasgow, Scotland, originally constructed as the Templeton Carpet Factory in 1892. Designed by architect William Leiper in a Venetian Gothic style, the building has a rich history marked by tragedy, including a façade collapse during construction that claimed 29 lives. After serving as a carpet factory, it was transformed into the Templeton Business Centre in 1984 and underwent a significant regeneration in 2005, becoming a vibrant 'lifestyle village' with apartments, office spaces, and the popular WEST brewery, bar, and restaurant. Its unique architecture and historical significance make it an intriguing destination for tourists and researchers alike.