Queen's Chambers, Nottingham

Queen's Chambers is a historic Grade II listed building located at the intersection of Long Row and King Street in Nottingham, England. Designed by local architect Fothergill Watson and completed in 1897, this striking structure showcases the Tudorbeathan Gothic style. Originally built for wine merchant Edward Skipwith, it features four shops with offices above, serving as a testament to the city's architectural heritage. In 1993, the building underwent a significant £500,000 refurbishment, earning the Lord Mayor's Urban Design Award, making it a noteworthy site for both tourists and researchers interested in Nottingham's history and architecture.