"Terracotta landmark"
Red Palace is a typical result of the explosion of terracotta that followed the success of the Victoria Law Courts. This imposing building, close to the city centre, was erected in 1896 and served as a memorial to Lord Roberts of Kandahar, Commander in Chief of the British Empire. This red brick and terracotta building, five stories high, stands as a monument both to Imperial grandeur and architectural excellence.
Constitution Hill, Birmingham, United Kingdom, B19 3JT
"Terracotta landmark"
Red Palace is a typical result of the explosion of terracotta that followed the success of the Victoria Law Courts. This imposing building, close to the city centre, was erected in 1896 and served as a memorial to Lord Roberts of Kandahar, Commander in Chief of the British Empire. This red brick and terracotta building, five stories high, stands as a monument both to Imperial grandeur and architectural excellence.
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