Selfridges, Oxford Street
Harry Selfridge’s 1909 Oxford Street department store, a giant Edwardian colonnade that brought American retailing to London.
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Harry Selfridge’s 1909 Oxford Street department store, a giant Edwardian colonnade that brought American retailing to London.
Rising nineteen floors above Bloomsbury on a base of Portland stone, Senate House is one of London's most…
A 1936 modernist menswear emporium on Piccadilly designed by Joseph Emberton, now a Grade II* listed building housing…
A high-rise residential building in Chelsea, London, designed by G. Kay Green alongside the neighbouring Nell Gwynn House.
The north range of Somerset House, built by Sir William Chambers between 1775 and 1780 for the learned…
A Brutalist public library in South London built in 1966, saved from demolition by community campaigns that recognised…
A Piccadilly line station in north London's Enfield borough, Southgate connects commuters between Arnos Grove and Oakwood in…
A Gothic cathedral on the Thames's south bank, Southwark served as a monastic church for centuries before becoming…
A Grade II* listed Church of England parish church in central London's historic Holborn district, where jewellers and…
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