The Red House
…Hill Road, by Lutyens, 1897–9, an irregular keep-like mass on the escarpment in simplified Tudor, a little like Edgar Wood’s pioneer house at Stafford. Built for the Rev. Henry Evans,…
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Otford church hall
…445-447. Pevsner N (2012) Kent: West and the Weald. The Buildings of England. New Haven: Yale University Press. Also Cited In Listing Grade N/A Listing Reference Client Rev Mr Lutyens…
Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King
…key figure in progressing efforts to build a cathedral. He was introduced to Lutyens at the Garrick Club in 1929, in which a rough design sketch was drawn and Lutyens…
Campion Hall
…a quadrangle were built from Lutyens’s designs. The Rev. Martin D’Arcy S.J. appointed Lutyens on Lady Horner’s advice. Designed in seventeenth century Cotswold style, the stone walls are of Oxford…
Empire Horses (in Church of St Jude-on-the-Hill, Hampstead Garden Suburb)
…England Description A small memorial in the Church of St Jude-on-the-Hill in Hampstead Garden Suburb (which is itself a Lutyens church) is perhaps the most unusual of all of the…
Prospect Cottage and Caretaker’s Cottage
…Lutyens. Brown brick, whitewashed to centre with plain tiled roofs, half-hipped with gablets to ends and swept out over eaves. Half-H shape plan with end wings projecting and centre recessed…
Thiepval Memorial
…Lutyens: the Lutyens memorial series. Vol III: Town and Public Buildings: Memorials: The Metropolitan Cathedral, Liverpool, Country Life: London and Scibners: New York. Gradidge, R. (1982) Edwin Lutyens: Architect Laureate….
Lambay Castle
…They invited Sir Edwin Lutyens, renowned architect of the Arts & Crafts movement, to visit in August 1905. Lutyens was utterly delighted by Lambay and the couple, and the visit…
Temple Dinsley
…by E L Lutyens. London: Country Life. Aslet, C. (1982) The Last Country Houses. New Haven: Yale University Press. Butler, A., 1950. The architecture of Sir Edwin Lutyens: the Lutyens…
Great Dixter
…Lutyens to renovate a 15th-century timber-framed house, and at the same time attach to it another smaller timber-framed house which he had rescue and transported from Benenden in Kent. Lutyens…