Royal School of Mines (historic building)

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The Royal School of Mines is a historic Victorian academic building in London’s South Kensington museum and university district, long associated with science and engineering education.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Victorian building
academic building
historic building
architect Ingress Bell
Sir Aston Webb
architecturalStyle Baroque Revival
Edwardian Baroque
linked to: Baroque Revival
associatedField earth sciences
engineering
geology
metallurgy
mining
associatedWith Imperial College London
Royal School of Mines (academic institution)
campus Imperial College London South Kensington Campus
continent Europe
country United Kingdom
façadeFeature giant order columns
ornamental pediments
rusticated ground floor
hasFunction laboratories
lecture theatres
offices
teaching rooms
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
heritageRegister National Heritage List for England
heritageStatus listed building
locatedIn London
linked to: London, England

South Kensington
United Kingdom
locatedInDistrict South Kensington museum and university district
locatedNear Natural History Museum, London
Royal Albert Hall
Science Museum, London
Victoria and Albert Museum
locatedOn Prince Consort Road
material Portland stone
partOf Imperial College London
region Greater London
roofFeature domed corner tower
usedBy Department of Earth Science and Engineering, Imperial College London
Imperial College London Faculty of Engineering
usedFor engineering education
geology teaching
mining engineering teaching
science education

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Albertopolis contains Royal School of Mines (historic building)
Prince Consort Road hasBuilding Royal School of Mines building
linked to: Royal School of Mines (historic building)