| Comment | >There are some along argyl street towards the marriot
The Anderston high flats? The OP asked for modern/ contemporary. Those towers are from the 50s or 60s.
> and also along Clyde St at the clutha
Nothing in that area that goes over 5 or 6 storeys. OP asked for a high rise (he's since changed that).
> and at the bottom of the broomielaw at the secc
Broomielaw doesn't go all the way along to the SECC. It stops at Newton Street and then becomes Anderston, Lancefield and Finnieston Quays. I think the flats you mean here are the ones I mentioned at Lancefield. |
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