Emmanuel College, Buildings Surrounding Front And New Courts And The Brick Building is a Grade I listed building in the Cambridge local planning authority area, England. First listed on 26 April 1950. A Post-medieval College.

Emmanuel College, Buildings Surrounding Front And New Courts And The Brick Building

WRENN ID
nether-gateway-merlin
Grade
I
Local Planning Authority
Cambridge
Country
England
Date first listed
26 April 1950
Type
College
Period
Post-medieval
Source
Historic England listing

Description

EMMANUEL COLLEGE 1. 942 Buildings surrounding Front and New Courts, and the 'Brick' Building. TL 4558 SW 7/259 26.4.50. I 2. Front Court West Range 1769-75. By James Essex. Ionic tetrastyle portico with entrance gateway flanked by higher ranges. Ashlar, the east front has an arcaded walk of 11 bays. Plain contemporary interior features. Iron gate 1775. East Range and Chapel 1668-77. By Christopher Wren. Cloister with gallery over and Chapel behind. Ashlar. The Chapel interior has very fine contemporary woodwork designed by Pierce and Oliver and made by Cornelius Austin. Organ case circa 1730. Reredos 1687 with painting by Jacopo Amigoni 1734. Fine plaste ceiling by John Grove. The Cloister Gallery is lined with contemporary bolection moulded panelling. North range and Hall Part of the Founder's Buildings of 1584-89 but including earlier work from the Friary of C14 date, and much altered in C18 and later. Ketton stone ashlar. Facing by James Essex. The Combination and Lecture Rooms have mid-C18 fielded panelling, the oriel window added by Sir A W Blomfield in 1876. The Hall was fitted 1760-4 by James Essex and given a plaster ceiling, the C16 timber roof survives above. Reredos and screen of 1694, wrought-iron screen gates 1762. C16 and C17 stained glass. Westmorland Building 1719-22, damaged by fire in 1811 and rebuilt. Ashlar, with south front of red brick. 3 storeys, 19 bays. Interior fittings all post-fire except for 3 early Cl8 staircases. New Court. East Range and old chapel 1584-9, altered in 1838. Converted to the Library in 1679 and to an extra Dining Hall 1930-2 by George Drysdale. Original timber screen. West Range 1584-9, remodelled externally in the Tudor style in the early Cl9. North Range 1824, by James Webster. In the Tudor style. Unaltered internally. The 'Brick' Building 1632-4. Built by John Westley, bricklayer, and Henry Man, carpenter. Brick with stone dressings.3 storeys and attics. C19 dormer windows. C17 and C18 internal features. (All buildings fully described in RCHM.)

Listing NGR: TL4523558308

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