A Scottish tall storey reprieve - in pictures

The high rise flats in Sighthill in the north of Glasgow. Half of the flats have been demolished but several remain. Many of the residents left behind are asylum seekers and refugees.

Phase three of the demolition of Sighthill.

Fountainwell Court in Sighthill.

The interior of a Sighthill kitchen.

The lobby of the Whitevale Tower, with a camera obscura effect.

The drying area in Ibroxholm flats.

The Red Road flats in Skeleton were once home to 4000 people. At the time of construction in 1967, they were the highest residential flats in western Europe.

The last months of the Plean Street high rise flats in Glasgow.

Inside the Plean Street high rise flats in Glasgow.

Inside the Old Oatlands estate, situated south of the river Clyde, which has now been demolished.

The Oatlands were boarded up, fenced off and lay derelict for more than 10 years until demolition began.