Royal Academy Of Music is a Grade II listed building in the Westminster local planning authority area, England. First listed on 2 October 1987. Academy. 14 related planning applications.

Royal Academy Of Music

WRENN ID
vast-wall-umber
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Westminster
Country
England
Date first listed
2 October 1987
Type
Academy
Source
Historic England listing

Description

TQ 2882 SW CITY OF WESTMINSTER MARYLEBONE ROAD, W1 35/37 (North side)

2.10.87 Royal Academy of Music

II

Academy. 1910-11 by Sir Ernest George and Alfred B Yeates. Red brick with generous stone dressings, channelled stone ground floor and stone faced centrepiece; slate roofs. Large symmetrical composition with centre block and projecting wings designed as a scaled up free version of an English baroque country house. 5 storey and basement centre block with dormers in steeply hipped roof and wings with podium-ground floor and double height upper storey. Centre block 6 windows wide with 2-window centrepiece and 3-bay wings. Ground floor of centrepiece built out to form large porch with semicircular arched keystoned entrance and 1st floor sill band carried over as cornice. Recessed glazing bar casements, semicircular arched with keystones on ground floor; the 1st to 3rd floor windows vertically linked by stone architraves and aprons with bold segmental pediments over those on 2nd floor to flanking bays and triangular pediments in centrepiece; attic storey with segmented arched windows in centrepiece and stone framed corniced and keyed oeils-de-boeuf in flanking bays. Rusticated quoins; centrepiece main floors flanked by giant Ionic pilasters rising to deep entablature carried across block and returned to sides and attic eaves cornice with bold segmental pediment on consoles over centrepiece containing oeil-de-boeuf framed by 2 large reclining figures. Casemented dormers and symmetrically grouped lofty stone banded and corniced arch panelled chimney stacks. The wings balance but differ slightly; left hand one with central, vertically linked stone architraves, 1st floor window and 2nd floor console pedimented half dormer, flanking carved panels; the right hand wing (housing Duke's Hall) with advanced quoined and pedimented centrepiece with semicircular arched windows; both wings have angle quoins, vases on parapets and steep, almost pyramidal slate roofs with same tall chimney stacks as main block, to flanks.

Listing NGR: TQ2832682127

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