Blagdon Hall
…to the house, 177 metres (580 ft) long, and ending in a circular basin with a big statue of Milo by Lough at the centre. (Pevsner et al, 1992, p.189)…
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National Theatre
…abandoned, as was his following scheme in 1942 for a National Theatre on the South Bank. (Amery et al, 1981, Cat no.479) Bibliography Amery, C., Richardson, M. and Stamp, G.,…
Tomb of Louisa ‘Nannie’ Sleath
Photographer: David F. Lewis Tomb of Louisa ‘Nannie’ Sleath Gazetteer No. G0524 Date 1938 Address Knebworth, Hertfordshire SG3 6PY England Description Louisa Sleath (1873-1938) was nannie to the Lutyens family…
Middleton Park
…build Middleton Park, possibly the last great country house to be built in England. The entrance façade, severe with a blank wall and huge rusticated porch, is impressive. Eight very…
Halnaker House
…early vernacular manner; on the entrance side, there are gables and a hipped roof. The windows, however, are Georgian and the South front is symmetrical, expressing on one side the…
Palacio de Liria
Palacio de Liria Gazetteer No. G0536 Date 1939-42 Address Madrid, Madrid Spain Description The Liria Palace was damaged by fire in the Civil War. Lutyens was commissioned to produce designs…
Memorial to Lord Wimborne
…of tomb have central inscription plaque flanked by roundels in moulded frames recording birth and death of Lord Wimborne on the south side, and of Alice his wife on the…
Westminster Abbey
…late in his life. He planned a square building with a low central octagonal spire. The designs were exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1943. (Amery et al, 1981, Cat…
Rush Court
…intended to build, and that he hoped he would get the job. The design is one of his first to show his transition to the Wren manner. (Amery et al,…
St Jude-on-the-Hill
…each linked square anchored by a major public building. St Jude, on the South Square, faces the Free Church, on the North Square, with the Institute anchoring the east side….