Florin Court, London
The most famous fictional address in Art Deco London is a real one: Florin Court’s curved brick front…
London: 257 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
The most famous fictional address in Art Deco London is a real one: Florin Court’s curved brick front…
Iconic London department store founded in 1707, celebrated for luxury provisions and distinctive food hampers, at 181 Piccadilly…
The global headquarters of English Freemasonry, this Art Deco landmark between Holborn and Covent Garden has hosted Masonic…
A 1947 London Underground station in Ilford renowned for Charles Holden's modernist barrel-vaulted halls and the distinction of…
A 14-storey Brutalist housing block in Poplar, London, designed by Ernő Goldfinger's studio and completed in 1977. Run…
Gola — the Italian word for both "throat" and the cardinal sin of gluttony — is an Italian…
A five-star luxury hotel in London's Victoria neighbourhood, steps from Belgravia and Buckingham Palace, with a Michelin-starred restaurant.
A masterpiece of 1930s Art Deco cinema design in south London, Granada Tooting remains one of Britain's most…
Founded in 1721 by philanthropist Thomas Guy, this London teaching hospital includes a 1974 Tower Wing that was…
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