The Circus, Bath

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The Circus in Bath is a historic 18th-century circular terrace of Georgian townhouses renowned for its classical architecture and harmonious design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Georgian architectural ensemble
Grade I listed building
circular terrace
historic terrace
architect John Wood the Elder NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Georgian architecture
Palladian architecture NERFINISHED
builtInPeriod 18th century
builtOf Bath stone
connectedByStreetTo Brock Street, Bath NERFINISHED
Gay Street, Bath NERFINISHED
constructionEndDate 1768
constructionStartDate 1754
country United Kingdom
facadeDecoration classical orders
stone friezes
hasCentralFeature central circular space
central green
hasForm circular terrace of townhouses
hasNumberOfSegments 3
hasNumberOfTownhouses 33
hasOrderOfColumns Corinthian
Doric
Ionic
hasUse offices
residential
tourist accommodation
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageDesignationBy Historic England NERFINISHED
includedIn UNESCO World Heritage Site City of Bath NERFINISHED
inspiredBy Colosseum in Rome NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bath NERFINISHED
England
Somerset
United Kingdom
near Royal Crescent, Bath NERFINISHED
notableFor circular plan
classical architecture
harmonious design
uniform Georgian facades
partOf City of Bath NERFINISHED
City of Bath World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
Georgian city of Bath
shape circle
streetLayoutType circus
touristAttraction yes
urbanFunction residential terrace

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Bath stone usedIn The Circus, Bath
John Wood the Younger notableWork The Circus, Bath
John Wood the Elder notableWork The Circus, Bath
John Wood the Elder designed The Circus, Bath
Gay Street, Bath connects The Circus, Bath
Gay Street connectsTo The Circus, Bath
subject surface form: Gay Street, Bath
Bennett Street hasNotableNearbyLandmark The Circus, Bath