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Abdulla lakeside kiosk for the British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, London
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SOURCE: Sir Lawrence Weaver. Exhibitions and the arts of display (London, 1925), pl. 130 NOTES P. J. Westwood was in partnership with Joseph Emberton from 1922 to 1926.
Department X shop, for Next, 189 Oxford Street, London
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NOTES: The interior designers of the shop were Din Associates and the building itself was designed by Crampin & Pring.
Offices and workshops for the Taylor Stoker Company, 189-191 Drummond Street, London: the entrance
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NOTES: The ground floor was partially completed in 1940.
Odeon cinema, Haverstock Hill, Hampstead, London: the entrance festooned with Coronation decorations
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NOTES: Also known as Odeon Belsize Park and Odeon Hampstead, this cinema closed in 1972 and was demolished. A supermarket was built on the site and one of the original adjacent shop units became the entrance to the new Screen on the Hill, opened in 1977.
St Mary, Breamore, Hampshire: the south chapel arch with the inscription in Old English 'Here the covenant is manifested to you'
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NOTES: This Saxon church, consisting of a chancel and aisle-less nave, is one of the most complete pre-Conquest structures in the south of England.
Secretariats, New Delhi: the vaulted chamber on the east side of the South Block featuring the commemorative Durbar foundation stone
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NOTES: This monument commemorates the laying of the foundation stone for New Delhi by King George V and Queen Mary in 1911.
Secretariats, New Delhi: the vaulted chamber on the east side of the North Block featuring the commemorative Durbar foundation stone
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NOTES: This monument commemorates the laying of the foundation stone for New Delhi by King George V and Queen Mary in 1911.