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Queens Conservation Area: March 1987 - The Planning Service

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Appendix 1<br />

Catalogue of Listed Buildings within the Queen's <strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Area</strong> <br />

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BOTANIC AYENUB<br />

Udan 'llml&d<br />

lxrMmC ~WEfWS<br />

PARR m ~ ~ / 3 3<br />

Thc main block, built between 1852and 1855to<br />

designsby Sir (Charles Lan]ranJis S two storey<br />

buildingin a rather unusual stgle with a taller<br />

m7{4 centralportica mmprising four massived e d<br />

Tuscan columns surmomrod wirh a squart aaic<br />

above. <br />

&bind rhe rnain buildingthe south wing was<br />

added in 1869by Young and Mackenzie and thc<br />

north wing and chapelby h p ' s m,John,in<br />

1878.<br />

Builtatrow 1865 this is fhc k t remaintngemp1lc<br />

of three such lodges whichatone h egraced the<br />

~ ~ S n d G J t<br />

cntranoPs to the Park.<br />

r ~<br />

blvh ~~ Er& tohonour WilliamThompson Kclvin the<br />

m w27/la eminent&mer3mathematictanand phy-sidst<br />

barn in Belfast in 1824-<strong>The</strong> brom searue is by<br />

AIbert Bmec-Joyand the phth by Sir Alben<br />

Richardson PRA.<br />

Designedby Charles hyon and cunsrtucted by<br />

thefamous Dublin ironmaster, Richard Turner,<br />

tbtPalm House is onedthc fmt aad earliest<br />

examplesof cusvi-linear glass and cast-iron work<br />

in Europe. ThE wings were badt in 1839 and 1840,<br />

the centraldome beingaddedin 1852.<br />

HEW28/ 19<br />

m<br />

26/28/21<br />

HB 26/3/22<br />

HB26/28/23 <br />

m26,2&/24<br />

HB24/28/25<br />

A tluec-storey stuccomd brick temce in almost<br />

original condition.Built 1877.<br />

Three-storey brick terrace with much stucco trim.<br />

Built 1831.<br />

A three-storey brick &stuccoterrace sidlar h<br />

appearanceto Nos. 19to 22 but with less stucco<br />

detaihg. Built 1882.<br />

A three-storey zeme of 6properties in stuccoand<br />

brick with elaborate detailigto windows. Built<br />

1883. l<br />

Origidy built as a Manse in 1879this threestorey,<br />

2 bay building is finished in stuccowith a<br />

~ e baydwindow m the ground floot.<br />

A l%-storeybuilding in a Victorian Gothic style;<br />

formerlya porters lodge. Built in 1877to designs<br />

by Willism Eogerty.<br />

Decorarive sandstone gate piers md screens set up<br />

to close off the area when CoUege Gardens was a<br />

privateroad. Erected C.1880.<br />

CAMDEN STREET'<br />

Was. 53 i3 99<br />

m waarL3<br />

GmLE~EGmT)ms<br />

EJBs.7ta1101<br />

A rhrce-storey 8bay block finished in stucco with<br />

classicrll detailing. Built between 1849and l852<br />

&is block has recently bumresmred and convened<br />

m provide flat scca-&ation.<br />

A three-storey block offour pro~~)crdes inbrick<br />

with smcm embellishenrs. Built for John <br />

RB W 1 7 Atkinson in 1817 m designsby Wiam Bart. <br />

Builiin l877 toasimiIardeslgnasNos. 7w 14<br />

this block is agaIafraishcd in brick withstucco<br />

Hawm1s aim.<br />

MCmm W- Methodist<br />

college<br />

Methodist College -Main<br />

Building<br />

- r., ,<br />

HB 26/28/26<br />

HsWW27<br />

A Tudor Revival style building, largely of threestoreys,<br />

with aa interior court and ambulatory.<br />

Named after Sir WiEliarn McAnhur, Lord Mayor<br />

of London, 1830, the building was designed by Sir<br />

Thorns N.Deane and Son.Built 188'// 1391.<br />

A grand compsition in red brick with stone aim.<br />

Designed in the Italian Gothic Revival style by the<br />

Dublin architea William Fogerty, the building<br />

follows the example of Queen's University in<br />

having a central tower and winged renuns,Built<br />

1865/1868,<br />

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