The Oxford and Cambridge Club building in Pall Mall (1835–38).
It is of seven bays, the ground floor is rusticated with round headed windows, the first floor is of banded rustication and the windows framed with square or half pillars, the building is of brick covered with stucco.
The first floor windows have carved relieves above them, the entrance porch is of a single storey with Corinthian columns.
The interiors are in Smirke's usual restrained Greek revival style.
The Oxford and Cambridge Club building in Pall Mall (1835–38). It is of seven bays, the ground floor is rusticated with round headed windows, the first floor is of banded rustication and the windows framed with square or half pillars, the building is of brick covered with stucco. The first floor windows have carved relieves above them, the entrance porch is of a single storey with Corinthian columns. The interiors are in Smirke's usual restrained Greek revival style.
Robert Smirke (architect)