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Vaults Wine Bar, London Bridge, London
RIBA118819
NOTES: See RIBA118816 for a black and white version of this image.
Le Champenois restaurant, Cutlers Gardens Arcade, Devonshire Square, London
RIBA119600
NOTES: The murals seen here were designed by Mark Wickham. See RIBA119607 for a colour version of this image.
Le Champenois restaurant, Cutlers Gardens Arcade, Devonshire Square, London: tables with the mural by Mark Wickham behind
RIBA119601
NOTES: See RIBA119608 for a colour version of this image.
Le Champenois restaurant, Cutlers Gardens Arcade, Devonshire Square, London
RIBA119607
NOTES: The murals seen here were designed by Mark Wickham. See RIBA119600 for a black and white version of this image.
Le Champenois restaurant, Cutlers Gardens Arcade, Devonshire Square, London: tables with the mural by Mark Wickham behind
RIBA119608
NOTES: See RIBA119601 for a black and white version of this image.
Steelworks offices for Stewarts & Lloyds Ltd., Corby, Northamptonshire: entrance hall with mural of Roman mosaic
RIBA120154
NOTES: The office block was part of a complex of industrial buildings, one was for the administration of the steelworks and the other to do the same for the tubeworks. The mural shown here was formed out of a Roman mosaic, dated 350 AD, which was found nearby during quarrying operations.
Norgas House, Killingworth, Tyne & Wear: the entrance hall with large mural of a gas drilling platform on the right
RIBA120453
NOTES: Built as the headquarters for the Northern Gas Board.
Booking Office for Air India, New Bond Street, London: the new frontage at night showing the specially commissioned murals
RIBA120601
NOTES: This is a redesign of the original 1958 interior, which was also by the Design Research Unit. The two ceramic murals are: on the left, one depicting a peacock by the Indian artist R. V. Savant, and on the right, one by Primula Pandit made in India and erected under her supervision.
Offices, 12 Bedford Square, Bloomsbury, London: the reception area with mural by Patrick Heron
RIBA120695
NOTES: This was a redesign of offices located in an 18th century building.
National Union of Teachers (NUT) headquarters, Hamilton House, London: the new conference hall set up for a presentation
RIBA120698
NOTES: In 1962 a new conference hall, designed by the architect Hulme Chadwick, was built over the central lightwell of Hamilton House, a building of 1914, from basement to first-floor level. The new hall included an entrance foyer, small gallery and projection room. The interior seen here was decorated with brilliantly coloured abstract murals by Keith Godwin, which run the full length of the aisle walls on both sides.