Adams Building, Nottingham, College building in Lace Market district, Nottingham, England.
The Adams Building spans seven floors with brick and stone architecture, featuring Victorian design elements throughout its substantial industrial structure.
Thomas Adams commissioned architect Thomas Chambers Hine to design this educational facility, which opened in 1855 as a lace warehouse.
The structure includes preserved stained glass windows from its original chapel, highlighting the connection between education and religious practices of Victorian times.
Students access the building via nearby Lace Market tram stop or multiple bus routes, with the main entrance located on Stoney Street.
The building contains a two-story central lightwell that originally utilized gas lamps to illuminate the main display area for lace merchandise.
Location: Nottingham
GPS coordinates: 52.95279,-1.14379
Latest update: March 6, 2025 15:53
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