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THE ADAMS BUILDING

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THE ADAMS AND PAGE BUILDING

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The Adams Building is now home to New College, however in the 19th century it was a lace finishers' warehouse and salesroom in the heart of the Lace Market area of Nottingham. Built in 1855, it incorporates an earlier building dating to circa 1800. Additions were made to the rear of the building in 1862 and 1865 and to the north in 1885. In the 20th century it became a workshop and shop. In 1996, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, it was extensively renovated. It now houses New College, Nottingham and the regenerated Lace Market is renowned as the city's 'cultural quarter'.

The Adams Building was designed by the Victorian architect Thomas Chambers Hine. It was named after its owner, Thomas Adams, of Adams, Page & Co, who was one of Nottingham's most important industrialists. The main central building and later alterations are all similar in style and are built of red brick with ashlar and dressed stone facings to the front, and slate roofs. The building is Italianate in style and is three and five storeys high with basements and attics. It has an irregular plan with rear ranges laid-out around two internal courtyards.

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URL:	http://www.pastscape.org.uk/hob.aspx?hob_id=1317165
MONUMENT NUMBER:	1317165	COUNTY:	CITY OF NOTTINGHAM
NMR NUMBER:	SK 56 NE 18	DISTRICT:	CITY OF NOTTINGHAM
LAST UPDATED:	N/A	PARISH:	CITY OF NOTTINGHAM
		AREA:	N/A
		STREET:	12 AND 14 STOREY STREET
		MARITIME LOCATION:	N/A
		LOCATION:	SK 57620 39837

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Lace finishers' warehouses, now workrooms and shops. The central block was built in 1855 by TC Hine of Nottingham for the company: Adams, Page & Co. The building incorporates an earlier building dating to c 1800. Additions were made to the rear of the building in c1862 and c1865. In c1880 an addition was made to the north. All the alterations are similar in style to the earlier central block. The buildings are built of red brick and have ashlar and dressed stone facings to the front, and slate roofs. The building is three and five storeys high with basements and attics. It has an irregular plan with rear ranges laid-out about two internal courtyards.

For a full and detailed description of the building please refer to the Listed Building System. (1)

The Adams Building, a former textile factory, lace warehouse and salesroom, was restored in 1996. It was designed by the Victorian architect Thomas Chambers Hine, and was named after its owner, Thomas Adams, one of Nottingham's most important industrialists.
Today, the site serves as a busy campus for New College, Nottingham and the Lace Market is renowned as the city's `cultural quarter'. (2)

SOURCE TEXT

(1) List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest

City of Nottingham, 12-JUL-1972

(2) World Wide Web page

Heritage Lottery Fund. 2009. Nottingham Lace Market, http://www.hlf.org.uk/English/InYourArea/EastMidlands/CaseStudies/Nottingham.htm [Accessed 04-AUG-2009]

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POST MEDIEVAL
BUILDING
1790 to 1810

VICTORIAN
LACE WAREHOUSE
1855

VICTORIAN
LACE WAREHOUSE
1862

VICTORIAN
LACE WAREHOUSE
1865

VICTORIAN
LACE WAREHOUSE
1885

20TH CENTURY
SHOP
1901 to 2000

20TH CENTURY
WORKSHOP
1901 to 2000

LATE 20TH CENTURY
FURTHER EDUCATION COLLEGE
1996

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