茶室,作为英国19世纪中后期一种特有的文化现象和阶层标志,迅速融入了当时格拉斯哥丰富而多彩的城市生活。这场革新运动在建筑、装饰界引发了一波短暂而丰盛的新潮流。在长达50余载的岁月里,茶商克兰斯顿小姐凭借其对麦金托什等年轻设计师的成功任用,一举成为了运动中当仁不让的强势推手。一座座伫立在街道两旁的精美茶室,是英国现代建筑史上空前绝后的设计佳作,见证了这座城市曾经的兴衰变迁和昔日的商业传奇。 Teahouse, as a unique cultural phenomenon and class symbol of Britain in the late 19th century, quickly integrated the rich and colorful city life of Glasgow at that time. This reform movement in the construction, decoration industry triggered a wave of brief and hearty new trend. For more than 50 years, the tea merchant, Ms. Cranston, became one of the top handlers in the sport by virtue of her successful appointment of young designers like Mackintosh. A beautiful tea room standing on both sides of the street is an unparalleled design masterpiece in the history of modern British architecture and witnessed the vicissitudes of the past and historical commercial legends of the city.