SM Adam volume 31/4

[11] Finished drawing for the west end of the quadrangle, 1784, unexecuted

Elevation of a two-and-a-half storey, seven-bay building with rustication at the ground-storey level and a balustraded, pitched roof with a stepped dome beyond. The dome contains an oculus and the drum is ornamented with a frieze of swags and rosettes. At the ground-storey level there is a central, stepped, semi-circular-headed entrance set within a single-storey, single-bay Tuscan portico. The entrance is flanked by three-quarter-height windows. At the first-storey level there are balustraded aedicula windows articulated by Ionic pilasters and there is a string course of guilloche above. In the upper register there are quarter-height windows with a frieze of winged griffin enclosed within semi-circular-headed bands of beading. The building terminates in two-and-a-half-storey, single-bay pavilions, with rustication and three-quarter-height windows at the ground-storey level. At the first-storey level there are balustraded windows, set behind colonnaded screens and within relieving arches. The screens have friezes of swags and rosettes and the heads of the arches contain oculi flanked by festoons. The windows are flanked by giant Corinthian pilasters with friezes of fluting and capitals containing rosettes above