Displaying a local interpretation of Art Déco in the upper lights of the windows, added at a later date as an interesting contrast to the 18th Century frontage.
When this building was converted into The Savoy cinema in 1935, the tall triangular window was installed along with the horizontal banding.
Displaying one of the most popular Art Déco motifs - a 'sunburst' on the raised parapet.
Refurbished in 2008, the Art Déco style frontage retains much of the original 'Vitriolite' surround and timber upper screen.
The first floor window of this building is a stylish Art Déco addition to the 1830s frontage. Looks a little out of place with it's decorative frame and geometric glazing.
Recently built, the design of the central tower is reminiscent of Art Déco design sometimes referred to as 'Odeon Style', after the Odeon cinemas of the 1920s and '30s.
The imposing central entrance block of the college, opened in 1931, is a great example of the period's style. Classical columns, triangular pediment and bronze windows are all present.
Missed by most people, the front and door of this Optometrist are of Art Déco design.
A great Art Déco building, particularly the rear windows. The doorway and frontage have retained their bronze decorative metalwork and granite fascia.
Look for the chevron decoration in the upper lights of the shop window and the decorative brickwork of the frontage, dating from the 1930s.
Originally built as a Co-op in 1937, the front displays Art Déco numerals on the date stone, below a raised and stepped parapet.
Built in 1935, the flat roof, raised parapet, horizontal and vertical lines, ornate doorway and Aztec 'thunderbird' motif are classic Art Déco design features.
