A renowned Scottish museum building has been awarded A-list status.
The Burrell Collection in Pollok Country Park, Glasgow was given the distinction by Historic Scotland because it is an example of 1970s design.
The £16.2 million building houses around 8,000 paintings and objects collected by shipping magnate Sir William Burrell that was left to Glasgow after his death.
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