| FLEAPITS | Informal term for shabby public buildings, especially cinemas (8) |
| EDIFICES | Buildings, especially large or imposing ones (8) |
| PIAZZA | Large public square surrounded by buildings, especially in an Italian town (6) |
| GRAFFITI | Scribblings or drawings, often humorous or indecent, found on public buildings (8) |
| NIEMEYER | Architect Oscar ____ designed Brasilia's main public buildings (8) |
| GARGOYLE | A grotesque spout projecting from a gutter, of a Gothic building especially (8) |
| MONUMENT | Flash, going round semi-nude in public building (8) |
| HALLOWED | Public building due to be consecrated (8) |
| BASILICA | A type of ancient Roman public building with a large rectangular nave and an apse at one end (8) |
| TOWNHALL | Won't move room of public building |
| INFODESK | Where pamphlets, directions, answers to questions, etc. might be provided in a public building: 2 wd |
| ESCALATOR | Will one intensify fight for convenience in public buildings? (9) |
| AEDILE | (Ancient Rome) A magistrate responsible for public buildings, markets etc. (6) |
| TITFORTAT | Getting even songbird for shabby articles (3,3,3) |
| POTBOILER | Kitty put on kettle for shabby moneymaking work (9) |
| FLEAPIT | Appropriate gathering bound for shabby cinema (7) |
| TAT | Make lace for shabby old clothes (3) |
| GRAFFITIARTISTS | Those who draw or spray paint images or text on public buildings (8,7) |
| CHRISTO | Bulgarian artist noted for his work wrapping public buildings including Berlin's Reichstag (7) |
| CLOCKS | Things seen in most public buildings, but almost never in casinos |
