Britannic House
…floor is tucked in behind the hipped roof and is lit entirely from the rear. Particularly splendid are the windows on the upper floors formed from Roman triumphal arches, with…
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Lucknow
Lucknow (Unbuilt) Gazetteer No. G0350 Date 1920 Address , Uttar Pradesh India Description In 1920 Lutyens was invited by Sir Harcourt Butler to submit designs for Lucknow University. The scheme…
Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House
Photographer: Unknown Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House Gazetteer No. G0351 Date 1921 Address Windsor, Berkshire SL4 England Description The idea for the Dolls House was first conceived at the dinner party…
Ashwell Bury
…covering the brick with a cream scumbling or limewash. The builder, Mr F. J. Bailey of Ashwell, went to France to study shutter design before executing Lutyens’s green painted shutters….
Barlin Communal Cemetery Extension
…Britain. Also Cited In Geurst, J. (2010) Cemeteries of the Great War by Sir Edwin Lutyens. Rotterdam: 010 Publishers. Listing Grade Coming soon Listing Reference Client Imperial War Graves Commission…
Leicester War Memorial
Photographer: John C Trotter Leicester War Memorial Gazetteer No. G0376 Date 1923 Address Leicester, Leicestershire LE1 7RY England Description This arch design nicely combines several themes running through all the…
Herbert Memorial Chapel
…Architect was Sir Edwin Lutyens RA, 17 Queen Anne’s Gate, Westminster, London. Externally, the chapel is built using moorland stone to match the main church; a yellowy ashlar stone (Hamstone…
Grosvenor House
Photographer: Benjamin J. Hatherell Grosvenor House Gazetteer No. G0417 Date 1926-28 Address Park Lane London, Greater London W1Y 3TB England Description Lutyens was responsible for the external elevations only, the…
Weston House
…curious late house by Lutyens, 1927 for Sir Alfred Fripp (completed by the client). Brick, with extensive tile roofs, looking more at home in Surrey. A brilliant split-level plan on…
Plumpton Place
…with dormer windows only (for privacy); altogether a subtle blend of the vernacular and ‘polite’. Only at this point does the house become visible. A moat is crossed by Lutyens’s…