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British European Airways (BEA) Booking Office, Dorland Hall, Regent Street, London: the main booking hall with murals by Primrose Harley

RIBA122131
Watson, A. F.
NOTES: The murals on one side show the temperate Mediterranean and tropical climates and on the other large maps depicting routes operated by British European Airways.

British European Airways (BEA) Booking Office, Dorland Hall, Regent Street, London: the main booking hall with murals by Primrose Harley

RIBA122132
Watson, A. F.
NOTES: The murals on one side show the temperate Mediterranean and tropical climates and on the other large maps depicting routes operated by British European Airways.

Associated Electical Industries (AEI), Grosvenor Place, London: the boardroom with mural by Edward Bawden at the far end

RIBA122272
Basil Spence & Partners
NOTES: The ceiling is Indian-red hide and the walls of yellow hide divided into panels by manganese-bronze strips. The table top is black leather with legs of mild steel and the chairs are teak with black leather upholstery and manganese-bronze fittings.

Associated Electical Industries (AEI), Grosvenor Place, London: the boardroom with mural by Edward Bawden at the far end

RIBA122273
Basil Spence & Partners
NOTES: The ceiling is Indian-red hide and the walls of yellow hide divided into panels by manganese-bronze strips. The table top is black leather with legs of mild steel and the chairs are teak with black leather upholstery and manganese-bronze fittings.

Offices for Sogenique (Service) Ltd., Newport Pagnall: the entrance hall from behind the reception desk with mural by Henry and Joyce Collins

RIBA122792
Bowyer, Gordon (1923-)
NOTES: This was built to house the administrative staff of a servicing works for precision machines made by Societe Genevoise Limited. The mural by Henry and Joyce Collins incorporates some of the machiness serviced by the clients and is painted in varying tones of grey with small areas of intense blue.

Offices for Loewy Engineering Co. Ltd., Poole: the east elevation with mural

RIBA122868
Farmer & Dark
NOTES: The mural by students from the Bournemouth School of Art is composed of pebbles from Chesil Beach and aluminium sections of types produced by the extrusion presses in the building. The work was done in situ, the pebbles being set in screeding as work progressed,

Offices for Loewy Engineering Co. Ltd., Poole: the mural on the east elevation

RIBA122869
Farmer & Dark
NOTES: The mural by students from the Bournemouth School of Art is composed of pebbles from Chesil Beach and aluminium sections of types produced by the extrusion presses in the building. The work was done in situ, the pebbles being set in screeding as work progressed,

Offices for Loewy Engineering Co. Ltd., Poole: detail of the mural on the east elevation

RIBA122870
Farmer & Dark
NOTES: The mural by students from the Bournemouth School of Art is composed of pebbles from Chesil Beach and aluminium sections of types produced by the extrusion presses in the building. The work was done in situ, the pebbles being set in screeding as work progressed,

Longman House, Harlow, Essex: the reception area with embossed aluminium panel by Asiru Olatunde

RIBA123209
Frederick Gibberd & Partners
NOTES: Harlow New Town, together with the London orbital developments of Basildon, Stevenage and Hemel Hempstead, was built after World War II to ease overcrowding in London. The masterplan for the town was drawn up by Frederick Gibberd in 1947. It is notable for being the location of the first pedestrian precinct and first residential tower block in Britain. These are offices for the publisher Longman.

Longman House, Harlow, Essex: the waiting area on the ground floor looking towards the gallery corridor with the aluminium panel by Asiru Olatunde on the right

RIBA123210
Frederick Gibberd & Partners
NOTES: Harlow New Town, together with the London orbital developments of Basildon, Stevenage and Hemel Hempstead, was built after World War II to ease overcrowding in London. The masterplan for the town was drawn up by Frederick Gibberd in 1947. It is notable for being the location of the first pedestrian precinct and first residential tower block in Britain. These are offices for the publisher Longman.
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