Swimming And Leisure Centre, 2 St Mary's Lane, Lochee is a Grade B listed building in the Dundee City local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 12 March 1993. Library, swimming baths, leisure centre.

Swimming And Leisure Centre, 2 St Mary's Lane, Lochee

WRENN ID
ghost-outpost-shade
Grade
B
Local Planning Authority
Dundee City
Country
Scotland
Date first listed
12 March 1993
Type
Library, swimming baths, leisure centre
Source
Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

John Murray Robertson, dated 1894, extended 1913. Jacobean style library and public swimming baths with curvilinear gables and pediments and cylindrical corner tower. 2-storey coursed red ashlar with rusticated grey rubble base. Polished red sandstone dressings.

LIBRARY BLOCK (TO W): cylindrical corner entrance and tower with ogee-capped roof. Pedimented doorpiece (now a window) with wrought-iron lamp bracket over. Modern door to left in twin curvilinear-gabled obtuse-angled section with strapworked grid and oculi. Ball finial to left gable, right finial a stack. Some alterations to fenestration.

S (HIGH STREET) ELEVATION: 2 curvilinear gables to right of stair turret. 3 ground floor cross windows to left with 2 1st floor cross windows and shield. Bay to right tall 3-light mullioned and transomed window, relieving arches with strapworked tympanum. 3-bays fronting bays to right, ground floor blind with dated tie-plates. 3 curvilinear gabletted dormers with ball finials.

SE (END) ELEVATION: ground floor door and 3 small blind windows. Curvilinear gable with strapworked grid, 6-light mullioned window and oculus.

Slate roofs with modern skylights. Some windows plate glass; other small-paned glazing pattern.

INTERIOR: pilastered library room with top-lit barrel-vaulted ceiling. Swimming pool hall refurbished (1979/89 and 94) retaining wrought-iron roof trusses with cast-iron struts; stair to SE end to raised gallery with cast-iron rail, returning to N, E and W walls. Marble memorial drinking fountain dated 1894 reset by poolside; dediction reads "Erected in Memory of the Late Thomas Hunter Cox of Maulesden and Strathmartine, The Donor of this Institution".

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