Rashtrapati Bhavan
…he enjoyed the same fruitful intimate collaboration in India as he had with Gertrude Jekyll back home. Mustoe was from Kew and worked for the Horticultural Department in the Punjab…
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Little Thakeham
…very like those on the terrace at Heathcote, which in their case, seem to have wandered outside the building. The actual style of the Hall is hard to classify. It…
The Hoo
…the English Architect Sir Edwin Lutyens (1869-1944): Hayward Gallery London, 18 November 1981-31 January 1982. London: Arts Council of Great Britain. Historic England. THE HOO. [Online] Available from: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1184911 Also…
Monkton House
…bathrooms or lavatories. As at Homewood the garden façade of this house is recessed in the centre, but here there are columns (with tile shafts and carved stone capitals) not…
Papillon Hall
…the alternate elevations of the old house, remodelling the old rooms to form the core of his new house; he retained the service block and designed a long stable wing….
Country Life Offices, now Hudson House
…segmental pediment that extends as high as the mezzanine. It leads to a vaulted entrance hall and stairway to the first floor of high-ceilinged editorial offices. Printing work was carried…
Millmead
…but also as an exemplar of the ‘best small house in the whole neighbourhood’, both in its architecture and planting. Lutyens wrote to Lady Emily that she had made ‘a…
Lambay Castle
…their use of grey pantiles. The castle interior has fine stone stairs and fireplaces with remarkable stone relief geometric designs. The gardens were planted by Miss Jekyll. (Amery et al.,…
Nashdom
…which large, red-brick chimney-stacks, finished with stone cornices, rise confidently. From the road, the house conceals the dramatic terracing of the steeply sloping site, but the change from a five-storey…
Heathcote
…would have raved as beautifully as he raved for the Gothic, and I think he did have some insight before he died; his later writings were much more gentle towards…