The Gilbert Scott Building is a prominent structure located at the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Designed by architect George Gilbert Scott, it was completed in 1870 and is known for its stunning Gothic Revival architecture. The building serves as a key part of the university's campus, housing various facilities and departments. The building features intricate stonework, tall spires, and large stained glass windows, making it a significant landmark in the area. It is named after its architect, who was influential in the Victorian era, and remains a symbol of the university's rich history and academic tradition.