Sullingstead
…buildings and grouped them in the picturesque manner of Ernest George’s watercolour tradition. But, unrestrained by Miss Jekyll’s strictures of utilitarianism, there is great variety of wall projections and surfaces…
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Renishaw Hall
…Pevsner N & Williamson E (2016) Derbyshire. The Buildings of England. New Haven: Yale University Press. Also Cited In Listing Grade I Listing Reference 1054857 Client Sir George R Sitwell…
British Medical Association
…fallen of the Association which were dedicated by the Archbishop of Canterbury on 13 July 1925 on a day of celebration during which King George V and Queen Mary had…
The Corner
…formerly the village shop and a pair of cottages; Lutyens kept the front, including the shop interior, and added a large tile-hung wing at the back, very similar to George’s…
Royal Flying Corps Memorial
…Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery at Faubourg-d’Amiens, in northern France. The globe atop the stone pillar weighs nearly three tons and was sculpted by Sir William Reid Dick, who worked…
British Thomson-Houston Co war memorial
…on 29 October 1921 by Field Marshall Sir William Robertson. Closure of the factory and redevelopment of the site led to the memorial being relocated to a nearby site c400m…
Stables, Little Tangley
…The house (now flatted) has a late C17 brick centre, with cross-windows. Gabled additions N and S c.1864 for William Seth-Smith, father of the architect. These have bay windows with…
Tomb of Mrs Clark
…has a sublime altar with exquisite abstract curves at the base. William Baillieu †1936 also has a plinth but supporting a frame of Doric columns and entablature above a tazza….
Spalding War Memorial
…building was important in prefiguring the shelters that Lutyens was to design for the cemeteries on the Western Front. Unveiled on 8 June 1922 by General Sir Ian Hamilton GCB,…
Mulberry House (36, Smith Square)
…Corner terraced town house. 1911 by (Sir) Edwin Lutyens. Grey brick with red brick and ashlar dressings, tiled roof. Restrained William and Mary/neo-Georgian. 3 storeys and steep dormered mansard. 3…