1896 – Mansion in Course of Erection, Park Lane, London
Architect: T.H. Smith
1908 – Palace of British Applied Arts, Franco British Exhibition, London
Architect: James B. Fulton
Fulton designed the Palace of British Applied Arts and other buildings buildings for the Franco British Exhibition of 1908.
Irish architects maintain their winning touch
Irish architects may be on their knees, with up to half of the profession made redundant or working three-day weeks due to the collapse of the construction industry here,
1883 – Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand, London
Architect: George Edmund Street
Selected after an invited competition pitted the star-architects of the day against each other for this important comission.
1908 – Proposed Addition to The Royal Courts of Justice, London
Architect: Sir Henry Tanner
1882 – Evangelical Protestant Deconesses Institution & Training Hospital, Tottenham, London
Architect: Edward C. Robins
In 1865 a Dr Laseron decided to found a hospital where ladies could be trained to nurse the sick poor.
1905 – New Shipping Offices, Cockspur Street, London
Architect: Sir Henry Tanner
2nd. Premiated Design
1905 – Lambeth Municipal Buildings, Brixton Hill, London
Architect: H.P. Burke Downing
2nd. Premiated Design
2002 – City Hall, London
Architect: Foster and Partners
City Hall was designed by Foster and Partners, whose design brief was to create a building for the GLA (Greater London Authority) that would become a new landmark for the capital.
1984 – Lloyds, London
Architect: Richard Rogers Partnership
The most famous example of Roger’s work with the services exposed on the outside, Lloyds is a modern London landmark.
