The Anchor Mill.

Lonend Paisley - re-opened by Prince Charles on 21 June, after major restoration and conversion work.

The "domestic finishing mill" was part of the once huge complex of thread mills belonging to the Anchor Mills, part of J&P Coats vast industrial empire.

The Mill was built in 1886 to the design of Bradford architects Woodhouse and Morley.

The grade A listed structure has been rescued from dereliction by the Phoenix Trust, Historic Scotland, Safeway/Morrison, now occupie the site with the development carried out by Persimmon City, project architects J F Stephen.

The soaring atrium space, which was once the engine hall, is the building's most notable feature.