Liking the new intro? Which places that we haven’t posted yet do you want to see?

It’s currently getting renovated into flats at the moment so it’s great to see someone document the interior before it’s all gutted, but at least the building will be saved

Born and bred in Dundee and pass this building almost every day. I wondered what it looked like inside.

Loved your video!!! Still a Dundonian through and through, but have lived in Los Angeles for 60 years. Oh the memories….

Great video lads. I live 35 miles north of here and had my business in Dundee for many years and have passed this building many many times and never really gave it a second thought until now. What an outstanding building it must have been in its day and it would be a shame to see it get demolished like many of Dundee's older buildings. Got to also say the quality of your productions and editing just keeps getting better with every video as your new intro shows. Thanks lads.

This place should be preserved.

Used to pass those safes regularly on the way to my Dad's office

I love this building and have always been curious about the inside. Thank you for filming this beautiful listed building 🙋🏻‍♀️

Love these buildings! Not just built for utility, but designed with pride and attention to detail. Really great work as always guys!

seeing this makes me mourn the loss of the old abandoned furniture store that burnt up last november in the city centre. knowing that that building couldve held some lovely little secrets like this is really unfortunate to think about. its been months since the council knocked down the remains of the building and now its just a caged up spread of land covered in gravel.

That fireplace needs to be rescued!

I drive past that building every day and often wondered what it looked like inside. Thank you so much for sharing this video.

Great explore, guys! Nice job as always. Your backstory and commentary during the explore is alway so approproiate. Minimal "statement-of-the-obvious" as many others do, just great comments. It all makes for such an enjoyable experience. Great work! Can't wait for the next one.

That was a beautiful building I have no idea why the Council is letting it go to ruin

Thank you wanted to see inside that place for years

Welcome to my home town boys!

Looked like a lovely Dundonian Summers Day, great video

Hi That was another excellent video showcasing two magnificent buildings. I really enjoyed this video and what a great job you did in documenting both buildings so well. Thanks for making this video.

Great to see a video from my home town!

I’ve always wanted to see inside this building since I was a kid. I used to have a flat at the Quay and drove past this building every day to get to and from my flat. Next door to this building is an apex hotel which for a good while was the most luxurious hotel in the centre of Dundee. When Malmaison announced they were going to open a hotel in the city, they showed interest in this building but believing Malmaison would take a chunk of their custom and probably because once renovated, it would be a better option for visitors. So the Apex bought the building stating they were going to expand their hotel into the property creating a boutique style hotel. Once the sale had gone through, apex did absolutely nothing with it. They didn’t even maintain it. Prior to this, the building still look relatively usable from the outside but the apex wanted it to go to ruin in my opinion. FYI Malmaison weren’t deterred and purchased a bigger property just down the street which used to be the old Tay hotel. It’s now being turned into a gated community of apartments. Doubt much of it will be recognisable once it’s done. Just some further info for anyone that wants it.

Always enjoy your videos. Your editing etc is brilliant and I love how you give some history of the buildings you go to. Keep up the great work lads 😎

Can't beat a pigeon supper

Those "simplex" mechanical door locks are sometimes default code by pressing 2 &4 at same time then press 3. Turn knob . Or a large rare earth magnet to the side of housing will unlock it every time...

Great video! 👍🏼

Loved both buildings, would be great to see them put to use and given a new lease of life. Hopefully the original features will be preserved too, great watch as always...

Cheers another great professional video - really well done! Mark.

Totally fascinating guys.

Also love the new intro video clips

Amazing

Used to go to a jobclub from jobcentre in custom house in 90s

Great stuff as ever. would love to see some more Scottish locations

Explored this place many times and never found the custom house part of it searched top to bottom never came across it

It would be good to rebuild as hotel or restaurant. It big enough for hotel plus restaurant that would boost tourism and beside city Quay...

Is that a hospital in the intro? Looks interesting... This place in Dundee is beautiful, your photos of it on insta are stunning - great explore

1955, that's when I was born, feeling old now.

I would give anything to sit around the campfire with ya. The stories this dude must have.

Another great video , sadly I’m sure if it’s ever redeveloped they will rip out all the beautiful woodwork and features…if this building was in Edinburgh for sure it would get a great 2 nd life.

Noticed bathtubs twice. Is that common to find in old buildings?

Such a grand building from the outside. It would be great if someone would repurpose it

Love

Function with form, how it was and should still be

thats just how the victorians built things , go into a victorian sewage works and you will find similar oppulance

it's almost regal on the outside.

This is currently under conversion to flats

Also, did you happen to get into the old arnotts department store? Which was later split up with a large portion of it being turned into a Zara? That closed during the pandemic and was used as a vaccine centre. The building is actually huge and although the lower parts are stores. The upper levels are untouched from the arnotts days. The name escapes me night now but it was a department store when it first opened and had an Edwardian cafe that is huge. Once arnotts opened, the cafe was sealed off and left untouched. It’s still there untouched to this day. This is another building/partial building I’ve wanted to see all my life. Tbh most of the old buildings in the centre of Dundee are vacant above ground level. There must be so much history and features just sat there.

They're not coves,they are cornices. Done by plasterers.

What's with the horrible screeching soumds like bats in back ground? Surely soumd editor can do better?

Thanks 👍

This old building is in my home town which I stay in and at the moment it’s being cleaned out and is in progress to be turned into flats. It’s a great video of the inside of such an iconic building in Dundee. It’s just a pity our local brain dead, scumbag, vandals don’t think the same way, and just like to destroy and trash our old abandoned buildings because it’s the only way they get there kicks and they don’t know any better ways to amuse themselves..