Fothergill Warehouse - Barker Gate - Nottingham, Nottinghamshire - 3D Map Models of Our World and Beyond on Waymarking.com

A 3D representation of Fothergill Warehouse, 1897: This former lace warehouse on the corner of Barker Gate and Stoney Street was designed by famous Nottingham architect Watson Fothergill.

"Includes: No.29 STONEY STREET. Lace warehouses, now shop and offices. Dated 1897. By Watson Fothergill for Cuckfield, Haseldine and Manderfield. Red brick and ashlar, with ashlar and blue brick dressings and gabled and hipped plain tile roofs. Domestic Revival style. Plinth, rusticated ground floor with cornice, sill bands and string courses, pentice roof to third floor. Corner block, 4 storeys plus basement and attics; 10 x 3 windows. Segmental corner entrance bay has an ashlar doorcase with shafts flanked by single windows. Above, an oriel window, 2 storeys, 3-lights, with hipped roof. Third floor has 4 windows recessed between octagonal domed turrets which rise through the pentice roof to flank an octagonal hipped turret. Right return has regular fenestration arranged 9:1, with plain sashes on the ground floor and similar segment-headed windows above. Ground floor has 3 doors to right, the third in a distinct entrance bay with round-arched opening and voussoirs. Attics have mainly smaller flat-headed triple windows.

INTERIOR has a stone winder stair, changing to a spiral stair above the ground floor, with wrought-iron twist balusters and ramped wooden handrail."

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