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| | City and Civil Service Club
Cape Town, Western Cape BAKER and MASEY: Architect
Francis Edward MASEY: Design Architect
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| Date: | 1896 | Type: | Club | |
| Status: | Extant | | Street: | Queen Victoria Street |
Click to view mapCoordinates:
33°55'29.56" S 18°25'05.54" E Alt: 32m | | (BC 206.119; FRIBA nom papers 1901; PSB:38; A&B Nov 1982:16; SAB Nov 1934:87)
Originally the City Club it became the City and Civil Service Club when the Civil Service Club moved here from their premises on Church Square, with the amalgamation of the two clubs in 1976. All truncated references not fully cited below are those of Joanna Walker's original text and cited in full in the 'Bibliography' entry of the Lexicon.
Books that reference City and Civil Service Club | Greig, Doreen. 1971. A Guide to Architecture in South Africa. Cape Town: Howard Timmins. pg 96 | | Keath, Michael. 1992. Herbert Baker: Architecture and Idealism 1892 - 1913: The South African Years. Gibraltar: Ashanti Pub. Ltd.. pg 45 ill, 50 ill, 50-53 | | Parker, Howard. 2015. John Parker, 1866-1921 : architect and mayor of Cape Town. Wellington, New Zealand: Howard Parker. pg 17 ill | | Picton-Seymour, Désirée. 1989. Historical Buildings in South Africa. Cape Town: Struikhof Publishers. pg 89 | | Radford, D. 1979. The architecture of the Western Cape, 1838-1901. A study of the impact of Victorian aesthetics and technology on South African architecture. Johannesburg: Unpublished Ph.D thesis. Dept of Arch. University of the Witwatersrand. pg 125 | | Rennie, John for CPIA. 1978. The Buildings of Central Cape Town 1978. Volume Two : Catalogue. Cape Town: Cape Provincial Institute of Architects. pg 197 item 64.11 |
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