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![Picture of Designs for alterations and additions to a house for Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 17 [now 44-44a] Grove End Road, London: section looking south through atrium and plan of glass ceiling over impluvium](https://www.ribapix.com/images/thumbs/029/0293924_RIBA98077_360.jpeg "Show details for Designs for alterations and additions to a house for Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 17 [now 44-44a] Grove End Road, London: section looking south through atrium and plan of glass ceiling over impluvium")
Designs for alterations and additions to a house for Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 17 [now 44-44a] Grove End Road, London: section looking south through atrium and plan of glass ceiling over impluvium
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NOTES: In 1886 Alma-Tadema moved into a house and studio in Grove End Road for which he designed the alterations. The house had previously belonged to another artist, James Tissot, who had added a new studio in 1874 to an existing house (see RIBA16772).
Stevens Building, Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London: the atrium linking the new and existing accommodation
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NOTES: See RIBA147132 for the black and white negative version and RIBA147141 for the colour negative version of this image.
De Overloop, housing for the elderly, Almere-Haven: the central hall seen from the gallery
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NOTES: See RIBA155620 for a colour version of this image.
De Overloop, housing for the elderly, Almere-Haven: the central hall seen from the gallery
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NOTES: See RIBA155621 for a colour version of this image.
Reform Club, Pall Mall, London: the saloon or central atrium seen from the west balcony
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NOTES: See RIBA158793 for a colour version of this image.