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United States Air Force Officers' Club headquarters, South Ruislip, London: the lounge end of the Teak Room furnished with Formed easy and dining chairs designed by Robin Day for S. Hille & Company
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NOTES: The Edinburgh Weavers' fabric used for the curtains was designed by Lucienne Day.
Refurbishment of the United States Air Force Officers' Club headquarters, South Ruislip, London: the main thoroughfare seen from the reception area
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NOTES: The club was completely refurbished with the layout entirely altered by Clive Hunt and Edwin Meayers, designers for Heal's Contracts.
Refurbishment of the United States Air Force Officers' Club headquarters, South Ruislip, London: the writing area in one corner of the lounge
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NOTES: The club was completely refurbished with the layout entirely altered by Clive Hunt and Edwin Meayers, designers for Heal's Contracts.
Refurbishment of the United States Air Force Officers' Club headquarters, South Ruislip, London: the lounge area and main thoroughfare
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NOTES: The club was completely refurbished with the layout entirely altered by Clive Hunt and Edwin Meayers, designers for Heal's Contracts.
Refurbishment of the United States Air Force Officers' Club headquarters, South Ruislip, London: the raised dining area
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NOTES: The club was completely refurbished with the layout entirely altered by Clive Hunt and Edwin Meayers, designers for Heal's Contracts.
Duke of York's Barracks, Chelsea, London: the entrance facade
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NOTES: This military campus was purchased by the Cadogan Estate from the Ministry of Defence in 1998 and was redeveloped into a retail space and public court in 2006 by Paul Davis and Partners.
Duke of York's Barracks, Chelsea, London: the entrance portico
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NOTES: This military campus was purchased by the Cadogan Estate from the Ministry of Defence in 1998 and was redeveloped into a retail space and public court in 2006 by Paul Davis and Partners.
Royal Pavilion, Aldershot, Hampshire: guard rooms
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NOTES: An army base was established at Aldershot in 1854 and this pavilion on the wooded hilltop landscaped by Capability Brown was erected as a temporary residence for Queen Victoria when she visited to review the troops. The barracks were substantially rebuilt in 1961-1969 by Building Design Partnership and the pavilion demolished. In 2002 the European Headquarters of the Computer Sciences Corporation, designed by RTKL UK, was completed on the site of the pavilion.
Royal Pavilion, Aldershot, Hampshire
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NOTES: An army base was established at Aldershot in 1854 and this pavilion on the wooded hilltop landscaped by Capability Brown was erected as a temporary residence for Queen Victoria when she visited to review the troops. The barracks were substantially rebuilt in 1961-1969 by Building Design Partnership and the pavilion demolished. In 2002 the European Headquarters of the Computer Sciences Corporation, designed by RTKL UK, was completed on the site of the pavilion.
Royal Pavilion, Aldershot, Hampshire: the entrance porch
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NOTES: An army base was established at Aldershot in 1854 and this pavilion on the wooded hilltop landscaped by Capability Brown was erected as a temporary residence for Queen Victoria when she visited to review the troops. The barracks were substantially rebuilt in 1961-1969 by Building Design Partnership and the pavilion demolished. In 2002 the European Headquarters of the Computer Sciences Corporation, designed by RTKL UK, was completed on the site of the pavilion.
Royal Pavilion, Aldershot, Hampshire
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NOTES: An army base was established at Aldershot in 1854 and this pavilion on the wooded hilltop landscaped by Capability Brown was erected as a temporary residence for Queen Victoria when she visited to review the troops. The barracks were substantially rebuilt in 1961-1969 by Building Design Partnership and the pavilion demolished. In 2002 the European Headquarters of the Computer Sciences Corporation, designed by RTKL UK, was completed on the site of the pavilion.