Hill End
…various buildings: Langley End Cottage has the distinctive chimneys found on Lutyens’s estate cottages at Preston, as do Hill End Farm Cottages, further n. More important, a large new red…
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Amport House
…south-east side of the house (all hard structures listed grade II). Further informally planted pleasure grounds extend north-eastwards to East Lodge and south-westwards towards Furzedown Wood… ENTRANCES AND APPROACHES The…
British Medical Association
…parts of its wing were built to Lutyens’s designs when work was stopped by the War. The Burton Street façade stands today as one of Lutyens’s finest town elevations. It…
Johannesburg art gallery
…meant to be confronted by a railway cutting as it is today; Lutyens designed a wide bridge to cover this area. The moving spirit behind the commission was Mrs Lionel…
Fordham War Memorial
…The column rises from a two-stage square plinth, itself set on a two-stage square base. Overall, the memorial is 6m tall. Inscriptions on the upper stage of the plinth read:…
Ashwell Bury
…architecture of Sir Edwin Lutyens: the Lutyens memorial series. Vol 1: Country Houses, Country Life: London and Scibners: New York. Listing Grade II Listing Reference 1175337 Client Mrs Wolverley Fordham…
Leicester War Memorial
…war memorial designs. The proportional system governing the two arches was further developed at Thiepval, while the concave attic supports the shallow dome which Lutyens first proposed for the St….
Manchester Cenotaph
…12 July 1924. Setting somewhat spoilt by catenary wires for Manchester’s tram system. (Skelton, 2008, Appendix 1) St Peter’s Square. St Peter’s Church was built on the edge of the…
Herbert Memorial Chapel
…possibly) is used around the windows and door openings and as a banding to suggest a cross shape at the east end. Inside, the closely-spaced roof beams are segmented to…
Tomb of William Baillieu
…corner of the churchyard two travertine marble TOMBS for wealthy Australians, showcasing the best and worst of Lutyens’s monumental classicism. – Mrs Julia Eleanor Clark (of Windlesham Moor) †1934 has…