Office Building At Pitstone Cement Works is a Grade II listed building in the Buckinghamshire local planning authority area, England. Office building.

Office Building At Pitstone Cement Works

WRENN ID
quartered-floor-tide
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Buckinghamshire
Country
England
Type
Office building
Source
Historic England listing

Description

This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 21/01/2013

SP 91 NW 4/10000

PITSTONE MARSWORTH ROAD Office Building at Pitstone Cement Works

(Formerly listed under MARSWORTHY ROAD)

II

Office. 1937. Peter Lind,contractor, for F.L.Smidth. Reinforced concrete frame with coarse pebble-aggregate, now painted white; flat asphalt concrete roof. PLAN: Rectangular plan with central entrance hall containing staircase, and with axial corridors on each floor to offices. International Modern style. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys and basement. 6-bay concrete frame, the projecting piers supporting floors and flat roof, the first floor and roof cantilevered out as deeply projecting canopies around the whole building, interrupted only at the back [west] where there is a large full-height wall of glass bricks in the wider central bay lighting the hall. The ground floor over the low basement windows also projects, but not so much. The bays between the piers are taken up by large metal-frame windows; the entrance, set back in the centre bay on the east front, is approached by a later flight of stairs; the stairs on the south end are also later. INTERIOR: Large 2-storey central hall has a fine concrete staircase, its sinuosly curved solid balustrades tubular handrails coiled around cylindrical newels as spirals; the staircase rises from the basement to the landing balcony overlooking the hall. The glass brick wall lighting the hall has what are reputedly the original cacti growing in front of it . The internal partitions are glazed metal frames. SOURCE: Buildings of England, Pevsner and Williamson.

Listing NGR: SP9325515400

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