Royal Horticultural Halls, Westminster, London: the New Hall (later renamed the Lawrence Hall)

RIBA Ref No RIBA73577

Architect/Designer	Stanley Hall Easton & Robertson
Artist/Photographer	Newbery, Sydney W. (1894-1985)
Country	UK: England
City	London
Subject Date	1928
Image Date	1929
View	Interior
Style	Art Deco
Medium	Photoprint
Library Reference	AP57/92 (Newbery 30714)
Orientation	Portrait
Colour Info	Black and white
Credit	Architectural Press Archive / RIBA Collections
Subject	Concrete ; Exhibition buildings ; Planters, plant pots ; Arches

NOTES: This was the Royal Horticultural Society's second hall, the first being an Edwardian construction of 1904 on Vincent Square, known as Old Hall or Lindley Hall. It thus became known on its completion in 1928 as New Hall. It is also known as the Lawrence Hall.

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