Senate House, London
Rising nineteen floors above Bloomsbury on a base of Portland stone, Senate House is one of London's most…
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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.
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…
A Gothic Revival church serving London's Polish Catholic community, designed by Edmund Woodthorpe and located near Ravenscourt Park…
A Grade II* listed Victorian church in Whitechapel, London, now serving as a medical library for Barts and…
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