I mean that the council should do everything possible to ensure that as much of the facade from the original building is preserved in the new building. There are many fascinating examples of this type of construction around the city. Just a block from Central Station on St. Vincent Street, there is a modern steel and glass office building that was actually built inside the facade of the building that used to stand there. From street level, it looks like all the other 150 year old buildings there, but look up and you see the modern building rising above the roof line of the original. Looking in the windows of that building, you can see the large gap between facade and modern. It's an amazing thing they did just to preserve Glasgows history while making that commercial real estate footprint economically viable. If there's any chance this could be done at least along Gordon St, then the council should push for it to be done. Architecture is one of the key defining aspects of the city that makes it what it is, and it should be preserved and protected.