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Greenwich Town Hall, Royal Hill, Greenwich, London: borough engineer's office
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NOTES: This is no longer a Town Hall.
Greenwich Town Hall, Royal Hill, Greenwich, London: an executive office
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NOTES: This is no longer a town hall.
St Marylebone Town Hall and Public Library extension, Marylebone Road, London: the reference library with domed ceiling
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NOTES: The Town Hall (now Westminster Council House) and Public Library were built in two phases. The older part comprising the tower in the Wren style was built in 1912-1918. The later extension flanking Upper Montagu Street was built in 1938-1940.
Britannic House, 1 Finsbury Circus, City of London: the reception desk
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NOTES: This building was the headquarters of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, later BP.
Time Life building, New Bond Street, London: the first floor reception area
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NOTES: The building was designed by Michael Rosenauer while Hugh Casson and Misha Black were responsible for the interiors. The clock in the reception room was designed by Christopher and Robin Ironside and the metal sculpture seen on the far left by the top of the staircase is by Geoffrey Clarke, entitled, 'The Complexities of Man'.
Time Life building, New Bond Street, London: close-up of the reception desk on the first floor
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NOTES: The building was designed by Michael Rosenauer while Hugh Casson and Misha Black were responsible for the interiors. The clock in the reception room was designed by Christopher and Robin Ironside.
Offices for Carr & Company, Cranmore Boulevard, Shirley, Birmingham: the reception desk in the main entrance hall
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NOTES: These offices, built adjacent to the company's paper factory, were planned on Goldfinger's usual 2 ft 9 in grid and served as a prototype for his later office buildings such as Alexander Fleming House (1963).