Student Guard Of Honour as Fire And Rescue Service leave Renfrew Street.
Posted on: May. 30, 2014Sam de Santis, President of the GSA Student Union, and Muriel Gray, Chair of the Board of Governors with members of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service on the steps of the Mackintosh Building today Students from The Glasgow School of Art gave a guard of honour send off to the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service today (30 May 2014)
Work underway on Western Gable of The Mackintosh Building
Posted on: May. 29, 2014Staff from The Glasgow School of Art and Historic Scotland are working in partnership to carry out an early phase of reconstruction of this exceptionally important building. Experts from the Digital Design Studio at the GSA have laser scanned the Western Gable and created a 3d plan. Specialists from Historic Scotland have now marked up the stones in line with
The Glasgow School of Art – Mackintosh Building update 25 May 2014
Posted on: May. 25, 2014The Glasgow School of Art is currently implementing the removal of items within the Mackintosh Building following Friday’s fire. The site remains under the control of Scottish Fire – West. “The GSA is currently implementing its plan to retrieve the student works, its archive and collections from the Mackintosh Building” says Professor Tom inns, Director of the GSA. “The first
Statement from Muriel Gray on the state of the Mackintosh Building
Posted on: May. 24, 2014Statement from Muriel Gray After a sobering tour and inspection of the interior of the Mackintosh along with Professor Tom Inns with two expert colleagues today we have a much clearer idea of what the situation is. Bad news first is that we have lost the iconic and unique Mackintosh library. This is an enormous blow and we are understandably
Updated statement from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service on the Mackintosh Building
Posted on: May. 23, 2014A MULTI AGENCY PRESS RELEASE ISSUED BY SFRS. Firefighters battling the blaze at the iconic Macintosh Building in Glasgow City Centre have prevented the destruction of both the structure and the majority of its contents. Scottish Fire and Rescue Service crews are continuing work to fully extinguish the fire and save artworks. With the incident under control indications are the
Statement from Muriel Gray, Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Glasgow School of Art
Posted on: May. 23, 2014Statement from Muriel Gray, Chair of the Board of Trustees of The Glasgow School of Art “Today is a really black one for the GSA, but I cannot thank the fire brigade enough for the speed with which they came and their commitment to contain and extinguish the fire. Fortunately there have been no fatalities or injuries. I am so