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Dudley Zoo, Dudley Castle: the entrance kiosks shielded by overlapping concrete canopies
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NOTES: This commission was the outcome of the succesful modernist work Lubetkin and Tecton had already undertaken at London and Whipsnade zoos. The entrance spans a wide front and is comprised of five ticket kiosks containing eight entrance turnstiles and two exits executed in brick. These are set beneath a roof of independently-supported curved concrete slabs.
Design for a kiosk comprising a taxi telephone and a fountain, Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes, Paris 1925
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SOURCE: J. Mayor. Kiosques & pavillons urbains destines a l'Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes (Paris, 1925), pl. 19
Department X shop, for Next, 189 Oxford Street, London
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NOTES: The interior designers of the shop were Din Associates and the building itself was designed by Crampin & Pring.
Offices and workshops for the Taylor Stoker Company, 189-191 Drummond Street, London: the entrance
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NOTES: The ground floor was partially completed in 1940.