Metal windows

NOTES: Bracken House was built 1955-1958 for the Financial Times by Richardson. It was one of the first post-War buildings to be listed in 1987 and in 1988-1991 the central part was rebuilt and the building refurbished by Michael Hopkins and Partners for the Obayashi Corporation.

NOTES: Bracken House was built 1955-1958 for the Financial Times by Richardson. It was one of the first post-War buildings to be listed in 1987 and in 1988-1991 the central part was rebuilt and the building refurbished by Michael Hopkins and Partners for the Obayashi Corporation.

NOTES: Yorke & Breuer redesigned the interior of an existing 1920s house for Crofton E. Gane, chairman of furniture company P. E. Gane. The most notable change seen on the exterior was the enlargement of the dining-room window (seen on the right) to give access to the garden.

NOTES: This tower was originally built as a pair with the P & O Building at 122 Leadenhall Street which was demolished in 2008, and replaced by the Leadenhall buiilding (aka the Cheesegrater) in 2014.

NOTES: This was a conversion of the remaining part of the old Royal Victoria Military Hospital (1856-1863), which had been demolished in 1966. Included were new structures around the existing 19th century Victoria House, as it was known, which was converted into a training centre with offices, dining area kitchens, bars and lounges. The new structures were designed to provide specialised technical services and incident rooms.