Aberdeen, Woolmanhill, Former Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Mount Stephen (Former Medical And Pathology Block)

W & J Smith and Kelly (H Saxon Snell acting as consultant), dated 1896. 4-storey centre with pedimented gabled ends flanked by 3-storey recessed wings, rectangular-plan, near symmetrical, former medical block, part of a significant nineteenth century hospital complex in Aberdeen city centre. Coursed granite. Central block with advanced pedimented single-bay centre and 2-bay ends linked by balconies carried on steel beams with stamped motif and interwar timber and glazing. Advanced ends with string course between ground and 1st floor and eaves course at 3rd floor with attic creating blocking course above. Bowed 3-bay south gable. Date stone with hoodmoulding at 2nd floor to centre of street elevation. Late 20th century stairtowers flanking central section to courtyard (west) elevation.

Predominantly lozenge pattern over 6-pane glazing in timber frames. Slate roof. Gable and ridge, coped stacks.

The interior was seen in 2013 and consists of wards and rooms accessed from a central corridor, with a staircase at the centre of the building. Predominantly panelled timber doors set within shallow-arched openings. Round-arched windows to stairwell, with pivot windows. Original windows to balconies.