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John Lewis department store, High Wycombe
RIBA145815
NOTES: See RIBA145809 for a black and white version of this image.
Bride of Denmark, 9-13 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster, London: the entrance to the bar
RIBA146142
NOTES: The Bride of Denmark was created in 1947 in the basement of the offices of the Architectural Press (publishers of the Architects' Journal and the Architectural Review) from salvaged elements of pubs damaged during the war or rejected by brewery owners. See RIBA146154 for a colour version of this image.
Bride of Denmark, 9-13 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster, London: looking into the public bar from the corridor of No. 11
RIBA146152
NOTES: The Bride of Denmark was created in 1947 in the basement of the offices of the Architectural Press (publishers of the Architects' Journal and the Architectural Review) from salvaged elements of pubs damaged during the war or rejected by brewery owners. See RIBA146164 for a colour version of this image.
Bride of Denmark, 9-13 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster, London: looking towards the saloon bar
RIBA146153
NOTES: The Bride of Denmark was created in 1947 in the basement of the offices of the Architectural Press (publishers of the Architects' Journal and the Architectural Review) from salvaged elements of pubs damaged during the war or rejected by brewery owners. See RIBA146165 for a colour version of this image.
Bride of Denmark, 9-13 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster, London: the entrance to the bar
RIBA146154
NOTES: The Bride of Denmark was created in 1947 in the basement of the offices of the Architectural Press (publishers of the Architects' Journal and the Architectural Review) from salvaged elements of pubs damaged during the war or rejected by brewery owners. See RIBA146142 for a black and white version of this image.
Bride of Denmark, 9-13 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster, London: looking into the public bar from the corridor of No. 11
RIBA146164
NOTES: The Bride of Denmark was created in 1947 in the basement of the offices of the Architectural Press (publishers of the Architects' Journal and the Architectural Review) from salvaged elements of pubs damaged during the war or rejected by brewery owners. See RIBA146152 for a black and white version of this image.
Bride of Denmark, 9-13 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster, London: looking towards the saloon bar
RIBA146165
NOTES: The Bride of Denmark was created in 1947 in the basement of the offices of the Architectural Press (publishers of the Architects' Journal and the Architectural Review) from salvaged elements of pubs damaged during the war or rejected by brewery owners. See RIBA146153 for a black and white version of this image.
Casa de la Obra Pia, Calles Obra Pia, Havana: detail of the coat of arms of the Castellon family above the entrance
RIBA146235
NOTES: The house dates from 1648, it was enlarged in 1657 and was later remodelled in 1793. Nicolas Castellon inherited the house from Don Martin Calvo de la Puerta in 1685 and the coat of arms dates from that time. See RIBA157881 for a colour version of this image.
John Lewis department store, Kingston-upon-Thames, London: the main entrance
RIBA146529
NOTES: See RIBA155869 for a colour version of this image.
Law Courts, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: the entrane doors on the southern elevation
RIBA146631
NOTES: See RIBA155861 for a colour version of this image.