NOTES: The P & O Building at 122 Leadenhall Street was built as a pair with the Commercial Union tower by the same architects. The P & O building was demolished in 2008, and replaced by the Leadenhall buiilding (aka the Cheesegrater) in 2014 designed by Richard Rogers.

Picture of Dawson's Heights, Overhill Road, Dulwich, London: distant view seen from a mile and a half north (Dog Kennel Hill), augmenting the southern rim of hills

Dawson's Heights, Overhill Road, Dulwich, London: distant view seen from a mile and a half north (Dog Kennel Hill), augmenting the southern rim of hills

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Southwark. Department of Architecture & Planning

Dawson's Heights, Overhill Road, Dulwich, London: the dramatic roofline, seen from Dulwich Park

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Southwark. Department of Architecture & Planning

Palladian Design: The Good, the Bad and the Unexpected 20 items

At Home in Britain: Designing the House of Tomorrow 92 items

Dawson's Heights 32 items

Disappear Here 48 items

László Moholy-Nagy in Britain 24 items

Pools, Baths and Lidos 101 items

Rome: The Eternal City 18 items

Thamesmead 24 items

The Two Faces of Modernism 29 items

Through the Shop Window 39 items

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Mary Rose Museum, Portsmouth

35 King Street, Bristol: the exhibition space

35 King Street, Bristol: the exhibition space

Offices for the Department of Architecture and Planning, Coventry: the exhibition area in the studio block showing the proposals for the rebuilding of the city

Architectural Press stand, Building Exhibition 1934, Olympia, London

P & O Building, 122 Leadenhall Street, City of London: the maritime display

Dawson's Heights, Overhill Road, Dulwich, London: distant view seen from a mile and a half north (Dog Kennel Hill), augmenting the southern rim of hills

Dawson's Heights, Overhill Road, Dulwich, London: the dramatic roofline, seen from Dulwich Park

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