Staff Restaurant, Ici Works, Ardeer is a Grade B listed building in the North Ayrshire local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 31 January 1992. Former pavilion, canteen.

Staff Restaurant, Ici Works, Ardeer

WRENN ID
wild-rood-ridge
Grade
B
Local Planning Authority
North Ayrshire
Country
Scotland
Date first listed
31 January 1992
Type
Former pavilion, canteen
Source
Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

George J. Miller (of James Miller & Son), 1938. Symmetrical, single-storey, 7- by 3-bay former temporary pavilion built for the Empire Exhibition (see Notes) and re-sited at Ardeer, with large curvilinear Dutch-Baroque gables and later, 1960s, 2-storey flat-roofed canteen section added to SW. Steel and timber framed structure, with cream painted asbestos cement cladding. Very steep pitched roofs with brown pantiles (significant loss to roof structure, 2021); replacement slates at W end. Multi-paned sash and case glazing made up of small square panes with chunky astragals (several openings now blocked, 2021).

N ELEVATION: 5 bays between projecting gables, with alternate doors and windows (2 doors with tall multi-paned grid pattern glazed fanlights; sash and case windows with 30 small square panes to each sash). Symmetrical curvilinear gables flanking, with chunky scrolls and semi-circular pedimented aspices; centre bay of gable slightly advanced, containing doors with rectangular grid-glazed fanlights and canted entablatures. Windows above on each gable have been blocked; simple niches beneath semi-circular apex. 2-leaf panelled door in right-hand gable; slightly different 2-leaf door with Spanish style curved glazing at upper panels to left. Doors flanked by narrow glazed strips (sash and case glazing; 15 panes to each sash).

SIDE ELEVATIONS: 5 bays; 18-pane sash and case windows at ground.

E ENTRANCE ELEVATION: (originally the principal front facing onto the water at the centre of Dominion and Colonial Avenue); elaborately detailed door with sweetheart curved moulding above low glazed 2-leaf door and diagonal astragals above in fanlight converging at glazed 'keystone' above curved timber moulding; also flanked by narrow sash and case windows; window above in tall, narrow curvilinear gable-head blocked. 2 red tiled steps to door as at N.

S (REAR) ELEVATION: very plain; smaller 9-pane windows at ground; straight-edged gables with simplified Dutch semi-circular pedimented aspices and kneelers midway (loss of fabric to rear roof following damage and collapse, 2021).

Interiors derelict (2021).

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