Damaged by the first fire in 2014, and decimated by the second fire in 2018, Glasgow School of Art is now a charred shell of stone and brick. 2026 marks the 8th year of Glasgow School of Art in this state of limbo. Now scaffolding, so often a symbol of progress and renewal, has become an almost permanent feature of how we perceive 'The Mac'. Glasgow School of Art - 2026 explores these ideas through the medium of pencil drawing, capturing the semi-permanent nature of the scaffolding, surrounding the 'Un-Built' Glasgow School of Art. Hand drawn by Glasgow based architect Ross Cameron, it’s the latest in a growing collection of drawings that capture and reflect the current state of much of Glasgow’s historic architecture.