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Draperies, curtains
Chance Brothers glass showroom
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NOTES: Chance Brothers and Company was a glassworks originally based in Spon Lane, Smethwick, West Midlands (formerly in Staffordshire). It was a leading glass manufacturer and a pioneer of British glassmaking technology.
Design for a chimneypiece in a 'Roman' style
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SOURCE: Jean Le Pautre. Oeuvres d'architecture de Jean Le Pautre... (Paris, 178-?), vol. 2, pl. 47
Royal Festival Hall, South Bank, London: one of the meeting rooms to the side of the auditorium at stalls level with furniture designed by Robin Day
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NOTES: Meeting rooms were planned on either side of the auditorium at rear stalls level. The stacking chairs, designed by Robin Day and made of steel and formed plywood with sapele mahogany veneer, were also used for the orchestra in the auditorium.
The Cedars, Teddington, London: looking across the dining space from the rear of the house
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NOTES: This is a Span development.
The Cedars, Teddington, London: looking across the dining space towards the back garden
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NOTES: This is a Span development.
Westbourne Estate, Westbourne Road, Islington, London: the living room looking to the back garden of one of the houses
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NOTES: This scheme for the London borough of Islington provided 268 houses, 132 flats, a sheltered home for the elderly, a community centre, a medical centre and shops.
Westbourne Estate, Westbourne Road, Islington, London: the communal sitting room in the sheltered accommodation
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NOTES: This scheme for the London borough of Islington provided 268 houses, 132 flats, a sheltered home for the elderly, a community centre, a medical centre and shops.
Summerswood Junior School, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire: the assembly hall
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NOTES: C. H. Aslin was County Architect for Hertfordshire from 1945 to 1958 and headed its pioneering school-building programme.
Secondary School, College Road, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire: the assembly hall
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NOTES: This school was designed in 1949 by Norman & Dawbarn for Hertfordshire County Council to accommodate 750 children.
