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Picture of Sketch of an unidentified building, possibly an educational institution or hospital: view of steps to a terrace

Sketch of an unidentified building, possibly an educational institution or hospital: view of steps to a terrace

RIBA22692
Adams Holden & Pearson
Picture of Sketch of an unidentified building possibly an educational institution or hospital

Sketch of an unidentified building possibly an educational institution or hospital

RIBA22693
Adams Holden & Pearson
Picture of Sketch of an unidentified building possibly an educational institution or hospital

Sketch of an unidentified building possibly an educational institution or hospital

RIBA22694
Adams Holden & Pearson
Picture of Sketch of an unidentified building possibly an educational institution or hospital

Sketch of an unidentified building possibly an educational institution or hospital

RIBA22695
Adams Holden & Pearson
Picture of Sketch of an unidentified building possibly an educational institution or hospital

Sketch of an unidentified building possibly an educational institution or hospital

RIBA22696
Adams Holden & Pearson
Picture of Sketch of an unidentified building possibly an educational institution or hospital

Sketch of an unidentified building possibly an educational institution or hospital

RIBA22697
Adams Holden & Pearson
Picture of Institut francais, Queensberry Place, South Kensington, London

Institut francais, Queensberry Place, South Kensington, London

RIBA24637
Bonnet, Patrice (1879-1964)
NOTES: The Institut francais du Royaume-Uni, originally known as the Universite des Lettres francaises, opened in 1910. It moved several times from its original premises at Marble Arch House, Hyde Park, and finally settled at numbers 15-17 Queensberry Place and was inaugurated by President Albert Lebrun and HRH Princess Mary on 21 March 1939.
Picture of Institut francais, Queensberry Place, South Kensington, London: the main entrance

Institut francais, Queensberry Place, South Kensington, London: the main entrance

RIBA24638
Bonnet, Patrice (1879-1964)
NOTES: The Institut francais du Royaume-Uni, originally known as the Universite des Lettres francaises, opened in 1910. It moved several times from its original premises at Marble Arch House, Hyde Park, and finally settled at numbers 15-17 Queensberry Place and was inaugurated by President Albert Lebrun and HRH Princess Mary on 21 March 1939.
Picture of Institut francais, Queensberry Place, South Kensington, London: close-up of the intricate brickwork facade

Institut francais, Queensberry Place, South Kensington, London: close-up of the intricate brickwork facade

RIBA24639
Bonnet, Patrice (1879-1964)
NOTES: The Institut francais du Royaume-Uni, originally known as the Universite des Lettres francaises, opened in 1910. It moved several times from its original premises at Marble Arch House, Hyde Park, and finally settled at numbers 15-17 Queensberry Place and was inaugurated by President Albert Lebrun and HRH Princess Mary on 21 March 1939.
Picture of Academy of Mining and Forestry, Banska Stiavnica

Academy of Mining and Forestry, Banska Stiavnica

RIBA27329
Picture of Design for alterations and additions to Providence Hall, Upper Street, London, for conversion into a theatre, rehearsal rooms and offices for the London Theatre Studio: ground and first floor plans

Design for alterations and additions to Providence Hall, Upper Street, London, for conversion into a theatre, rehearsal rooms and offices for the London Theatre Studio: ground and first floor plans

RIBA28621
Yorke & Breuer
Picture of Preliminary designs for an extension to the Union Society building, Bridge Street, Cambridge: unfinished perspective

Preliminary designs for an extension to the Union Society building, Bridge Street, Cambridge: unfinished perspective

RIBA29445
Waterhouse, Alfred (1830-1905)
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