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Central Electricity Generating Board offices, Sudbury House, 15 Newgate Street, City of London; the bar counter

RIBA131917
Austin-Smith Lord
NOTES: Sudbury House was a 1960s office block, built as part of the Paternoster Square development around St Paul's Cathedral after the second world war. In 1982 the CEGB commissioned architects Austin-Smith-Lord to carry out a refurbishment of the interior and a rolling programme was put in place, which was completed in 1987. This image was taken at the completion of the work.

Central Electricity Generating Board offices, Sudbury House, 15 Newgate Street, City of London: the doors into the staff bar

RIBA131918
Austin-Smith Lord
NOTES: Sudbury House was a 1960s office block, built as part of the Paternoster Square development around St Paul's Cathedral after the second world war. In 1982 the CEGB commissioned architects Austin-Smith-Lord to carry out a refurbishment of the interior and a rolling programme was put in place, which was completed in 1987. This image was taken at the completion of the work.

Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: the upper circle bar

RIBA132802
Green, Benjamin (1813-1858)
NOTES: The original theatre by John and Benjamin Green dates from 1836-1837. It was gutted by fire in 1901 and was given a new interior by Frank Matcham. In 1986 the theatre closed for a major restorating programme, carried out by Renton Howard Wood Levine Levin Partnership, which included the remodelling of the balconies and insertion of a new staircase. It re-opened in 1988. See RIBA132807 for a colour version of this image.

Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: the upper circle bar

RIBA132807
Green, Benjamin (1813-1858)
NOTES: The original theatre by John and Benjamin Green dates from 1836-1837. It was gutted by fire in 1901 and was given a new interior by Frank Matcham. In 1986 the theatre closed for a major restorating programme, carried out by Renton Howard Wood Levine Levin Partnership, which included the remodelling of the balconies and insertion of a new staircase. It re-opened in 1988. See RIBA132802 for a black and white version of this image.

Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: one of the bars

RIBA132836
Green, Benjamin (1813-1858)
NOTES: The original theatre by John and Benjamin Green dates from 1836-1837. It was gutted by fire in 1901 and was given a new interior by Frank Matcham. In 1986 the theatre closed for a major restorating programme, carried out by Renton Howard Wood Levine Levin Partnership, which included the remodelling of the balconies and insertion of a new staircase. It re-opened in 1988. See RIBA132847 for a colour version of this image.

Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: one of the bars

RIBA132837
Green, Benjamin (1813-1858)
NOTES: The original theatre by John and Benjamin Green dates from 1836-1837. It was gutted by fire in 1901 and was given a new interior by Frank Matcham. In 1986 the theatre closed for a major restorating programme, carried out by Renton Howard Wood Levine Levin Partnership, which included the remodelling of the balconies and insertion of a new staircase. It re-opened in 1988. See RIBA132848 for a colour version of this image.

Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: one of the bars

RIBA132838
Green, Benjamin (1813-1858)
NOTES: The original theatre by John and Benjamin Green dates from 1836-1837. It was gutted by fire in 1901 and was given a new interior by Frank Matcham. In 1986 the theatre closed for a major restorating programme, carried out by Renton Howard Wood Levine Levin Partnership, which included the remodelling of the balconies and insertion of a new staircase. It re-opened in 1988. See RIBA132849 for a colour version of this image.

Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: the upper circle bar

RIBA132839
Green, Benjamin (1813-1858)
NOTES: The original theatre by John and Benjamin Green dates from 1836-1837. It was gutted by fire in 1901 and was given a new interior by Frank Matcham. In 1986 the theatre closed for a major restorating programme, carried out by Renton Howard Wood Levine Levin Partnership, which included the remodelling of the balconies and insertion of a new staircase. It re-opened in 1988. See RIBA132850 for a colour version of this image.

Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: one of the bars

RIBA132841
Green, Benjamin (1813-1858)
NOTES: The original theatre by John and Benjamin Green dates from 1836-1837. It was gutted by fire in 1901 and was given a new interior by Frank Matcham. In 1986 the theatre closed for a major restorating programme, carried out by Renton Howard Wood Levine Levin Partnership, which included the remodelling of the balconies and insertion of a new staircase. It re-opened in 1988. See RIBA132852 for a colour version of this image.

Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: one of the bars

RIBA132842
Green, Benjamin (1813-1858)
NOTES: The original theatre by John and Benjamin Green dates from 1836-1837. It was gutted by fire in 1901 and was given a new interior by Frank Matcham. In 1986 the theatre closed for a major restorating programme, carried out by Renton Howard Wood Levine Levin Partnership, which included the remodelling of the balconies and insertion of a new staircase. It re-opened in 1988. See RIBA132853 for a colour version of this image.

Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: one of the bars

RIBA132847
Green, Benjamin (1813-1858)
NOTES: The original theatre by John and Benjamin Green dates from 1836-1837. It was gutted by fire in 1901 and was given a new interior by Frank Matcham. In 1986 the theatre closed for a major restorating programme, carried out by Renton Howard Wood Levine Levin Partnership, which included the remodelling of the balconies and insertion of a new staircase. It re-opened in 1988. See RIBA132836 for a black and white version of this image.

Theatre Royal, Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: one of the bars

RIBA132848
Green, Benjamin (1813-1858)
NOTES: The original theatre by John and Benjamin Green dates from 1836-1837. It was gutted by fire in 1901 and was given a new interior by Frank Matcham. In 1986 the theatre closed for a major restorating programme, carried out by Renton Howard Wood Levine Levin Partnership, which included the remodelling of the balconies and insertion of a new staircase. It re-opened in 1988. See RIBA132837 for a black and white version of this image.
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