SM Adam volume 32/9

[3] Finished drawing for the south block of Fitzroy Square, c1790, as executed

Above- Elevation of a building as SM Adam volume 4/102, with minor alterations. The windows at the first-storey level are balustraded, the central four-bay portico has a pyramidal roof, and this is surmounted by a crest bearing festoons and flanked by urns ornamented with ram masks. To the north there is an alternative terminating three bays. At the ground-storey level there is a central window set behind a Doric pilaster screen, at the first-storey level there is a central balustraded Ionic aedicule window, and this is flanked by giant Ionic pilasters. Above this there is a tripartite window, a frieze of fluting with a central tablet ornamented with rosettes and festoons, and a Diocletian window flanked by oculi. The terminating three bays are surmounted by reclining sphinxes Left and right- Elevations of three-storey, three-bay blocks with pyramidal roofs, and with three-quarter height windows at the ground-storey level, full-height windows at the first-storey level, half-height windows at the second storey level, and quarter-height windows in the upper register Below- Plans of the building facades