Liverpool Royal Infirmary

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Liverpool Royal Infirmary was a major Victorian-era hospital in Liverpool, England, renowned for its distinctive red-brick Gothic Revival design by architect Alfred Waterhouse.

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instanceOf former hospital
hospital
architect Alfred Waterhouse
architecturalStyle Gothic Revival architecture
linked to: Gothic Revival
country United Kingdom
hasArchitecturalFeature gables
ornamental brickwork
towers
heritageStatus listed building (former hospital buildings)
locatedIn England
Liverpool
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Merseyside
locatedInTime Victorian era
locatedInUrbanArea Liverpool city centre (broadly)
materialUsed red brick
namedAfter city of Liverpool
linked to: Liverpool
notableFor distinctive red-brick Gothic Revival design
role in development of hospital architecture in Britain
partOf National Health Service (historically, later years)
significantBuilding teaching hospital in Liverpool
usedFor acute medical care
surgical treatment
teaching and training of medical staff

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Alfred Waterhouse notableWork Liverpool Royal Infirmary