| Comment | It was built for a college, the Glasgow College of Building and Printing.
They merged with the Glasgow College of Food Technology and became Glasgow Metropolitan College.
They merged with Central College of Commerce and Glasgow College of Nautical Studies to become City of Glasgow College.
At this point, they were one massive college with half a dozen 1960s building scattered around the city. They built two big new buildings, moved everything into them, and abandoned their old buildings.
They have been for sale for almost a decade now. No cunt wants them. |
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