University Of Bristol, Department Of Chemistry is a Grade II listed building in the Bristol, City of local planning authority area, England. First listed on 4 March 1977. University department. 14 related planning applications.

University Of Bristol, Department Of Chemistry

WRENN ID
late-courtyard-auburn
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Bristol, City of
Country
England
Date first listed
4 March 1977
Type
University department
Source
Historic England listing

Description

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ST5873SW 901-1/10/354

BRISTOL WOODLAND ROAD (west side) University of Bristol The Fry Building (School of Mathematics)

(Formerly listed as University of Bristol, Department of Chemistry, WOODLAND ROAD, previously listed as: UNIVERSITY ROAD Departments of Botany and Zoology, University of Bristol)

04/03/77

GV II University department. 1909. By Sir George Oatley. Coursed red Pennant rubble with limestone ashlar and dressings, lateral stacks and Cornish slate roof. L-shaped double-depth plan. Collegiate Tudor Gothic Revival style.

Irregular series of stepped blocks, with moulded plinth, strings, cornice with carved heads and corner gargoyles, and crenellated parapet. Left-hand three storeys; 3:1:3 windows separated by buttresses, wide mullion and transom windows; left-hand block has a small Arts and Crafts style slate-hung gable to roof with swept eaves and small leaded dormers. To the right is a two storey canted bay with a parapet. To the right is a two stage entrance tower set in the re-entrant with a wing extending back, has clasping buttresses with panelled tops; a projecting ashlar doorcase has an elliptical-arched doorway with a studded oak two-leaf door, under a two-centred arched window with cusped blind spandrels. Above is a canted three-light two storey oriel with a moulded base, ogee heads and ashlar tracery panel, and blind tracery parapet. Elliptical-arched cross window to the top beneath a band of quatrefoils and cornice with carved heads, and a carved panel with a shield in stepped crenellations. To the right is a three-sided two storey bay in a re-entrant beneath a square stair turret. Right-hand wing extends back, a six-window range, the right half broken forward.

INTERIOR: entrance hall has two-centred arches with panelled soffits; three facing arches to stairs and central lift.

Listing NGR: ST5814273281

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