REFURBISHMENT
OF THE
VICTORIA CLUB
The work to the
front elevation included the rebuilding of a 20ft high chimney stack, repairing
masonry, cleaning masonry with a range of treatments including nebulised
sprays, chemicals and the Joss system. Windows were repaired, damaged cast
iron rainwater goods were replaced and the tops of the cornices were re-leaded.
Mark Stewart Architects.
The building was designed by Robert Evans as the Imperial Insurance Building, Victoria Street 1869-70. It was substantially altered into the Reform Club by W.B. Starr and E. Hall in 1913. Two doorways were replaced by one and an accommodation floor was added.
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