SM Adam volume 37/109

[1] Design and survey drawing for the south front of a house, 1782

Above- Elevation of a two-storey, three-bay block with a pitched roof, and this is flanked by single-storey, single-bay pavilions with pitched roofs. The central bay of the principal block is projecting and contains an entrance with a semi-circular-headed window set above. The central bay is surmounted by a castellated pediment supporting a cross, with an oculus set within the tympanum. The pediment is flanked by minor turrets with slit windows and conical roofs. The central bay is flanked by half-height windows at the ground and first-storey level. The single-bay pavilions contain full-height windows, and are surmounted by castellated pediments supporting weather vanes. The pediments are flanked by minor turrets with slit windows and conical roofs Below- Elevation of a two-storey, three-bay block with a hipped roof, and this is flanked by single-bay, single-storey pavilions. The central bay of the principal block is projecting and contains a Tuscan portico entrance. Above the entrance there is a semi-circular-headed window. The central bay is surmounted by a pitched, castellated pediment, with an oculus set within the tympanum. The pediment supports a belvedere with a semi-circular-headed window and a broken pediment supporting a cross. The central bay is flanked by half-height windows at the ground and first-storey levels, with a string course set in between. The single-bay pavilions contain semi-circular-headed windows, with castellated, pitched pediments above. The pediments support belvederes, with semi-circular-headed windows and broken pediments supporting weather vanes