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Highpoint One, North Hill, Highgate, London: diagram of the lift and staircase details
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NOTES: This image is a photograph of a drawing.
Hostel, Bryanston Square, Marylebone, London: the rear elevation with corrugated concrete lift shaft
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NOTES: Bryanston Square was laid out between 1811-1821 by Joseph Parkinson for the Portman Estate. This hostel is a remodelling of one of the houses, to provide a residential club for Malayan post-graduate students.
Hostel, Bryanston Square, Marylebone, London: the rear elevation with corrugated concrete lift shaft
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NOTES: Bryanston Square was laid out between 1811-1821 by Joseph Parkinson for the Portman Estate. This hostel is a remodelling of one of the houses, to provide a residential club for Malayan post-graduate students.
Hostel, Bryanston Square, Marylebone, London: the rear elevation and corrugated concrete lift shaft
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NOTES: Bryanston Square was laid out between 1811-1821 by Joseph Parkinson for the Portman Estate. This hostel is a remodelling of one of the houses, to provide a residential club for Malayan post-graduate students.
Hostel, Bryanston Square, Marylebone, London: the rear elevation looking downwards
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NOTES: Bryanston Square was laid out between 1811-1821 by Joseph Parkinson for the Portman Estate. This hostel is a remodelling of one of the houses, to provide a residential club for Malayan post-graduate students.
Flatted factory, Dartmouth Street, Birmingham: the goods lifts
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NOTES: This was the first flatted factory building to be completed in England when it opened in November 1957.
Flatted factory, Dartmouth Street, Birmingham: the passenger lift and stairs
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NOTES: This was the first flatted factory building to be completed in England when it opened in November 1957.
Flatted factory, Dartmouth Street, Birmingham: detail of the passenger lift
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NOTES: This was the first flatted factory building to be completed in England when it opened in November 1957.
Terrace and Katarina elevator (Katarinahissen), Kooperative Forbundet Headquarters, Stockholm
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NOTES: The original building was designed by G. Wickman and constructed in 1909-1912. It was re-built and extended with the Katarina elevator by E. Sundahl and O. Thunstrom in 1936.