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The Times newspaper offices, Printing House Square, Queen Victoria Street, City of London: the staircase linking the upper editorial floor to the lower floor where the sub-editors sit
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NOTES: Llewelyn-Davies Weeks & Partners were the consultant architects and Ellis Clarke & Gallanaugh the executive architects on the project. The Times moved out in 1974 and the building has been extensively refurbished.
The Times newspaper offices, Printing House Square, Queen Victoria Street, City of London: looking through to the upper editorial floor from the staircase
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NOTES: Llewelyn-Davies Weeks & Partners were the consultant architects and Ellis Clarke & Gallanaugh the executive architects on the project. The Times moved out in 1974 and the building has been extensively refurbished.
The Times newspaper offices, Printing House Square, Queen Victoria Street, City of London: the upper editorial floor
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NOTES: Llewelyn-Davies Weeks & Partners were the consultant architects and Ellis Clarke & Gallanaugh the executive architects on the project. The Times moved out in 1974 and the building has been extensively refurbished.
The Times newspaper offices, Printing House Square, Queen Victoria Street, City of London: the upper editorial floor
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NOTES: Llewelyn-Davies Weeks & Partners were the consultant architects and Ellis Clarke & Gallanaugh the executive architects on the project. The Times moved out in 1974 and the building has been extensively refurbished.
The Times newspaper offices, Printing House Square, Queen Victoria Street, City of London: detail of the main staircase
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NOTES: Llewelyn-Davies Weeks & Partners were the consultant architects and Ellis Clarke & Gallanaugh the executive architects on the project. The Times moved out in 1974 and the building has been extensively refurbished.
The Times newspaper offices, Printing House Square, Queen Victoria Street, City of London: the main staircase looking down to the lower floor
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NOTES: Llewelyn-Davies Weeks & Partners were the consultant architects and Ellis Clarke & Gallanaugh the executive architects on the project. The Times moved out in 1974 and the building has been extensively refurbished.
The Times newspaper offices, Printing House Square, Queen Victoria Street, City of London: a corridor on the sixth floor showing top-lighting
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NOTES: Llewelyn-Davies Weeks & Partners were the consultant architects and Ellis Clarke & Gallanaugh the executive architects on the project. The Times moved out in 1974 and the building has been extensively refurbished.
The Times newspaper offices, Printing House Square, Queen Victoria Street, City of London: the board room
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NOTES: Llewelyn-Davies Weeks & Partners were the consultant architects and Ellis Clarke & Gallanaugh the executive architects on the project. The Times moved out in 1974 and the building has been extensively refurbished.
The Times newspaper offices, Printing House Square, Queen Victoria Street, City of London: looking out to the dome of St Paul's from the upper floor
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NOTES: Llewelyn-Davies Weeks & Partners were the consultant architects and Ellis Clarke & Gallanaugh the executive architects on the project. The Times moved out in 1974 and the building has been extensively refurbished.
The Times newspaper offices, Printing House Square, Queen Victoria Street, City of London: detail of light fitting
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NOTES: Llewelyn-Davies Weeks & Partners were the consultant architects and Ellis Clarke & Gallanaugh the executive architects on the project. The Times moved out in 1974 and the building has been extensively refurbished.
Douglas House, offces for British European Airways (BEA), Ruislip, London
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NOTES: These offices were primarily for BEA's Stationery and Printing Division, with additional accommodation to relieve demand at the BEA headquarters nearby.
Douglas House, offces for British European Airways (BEA), Ruislip, London: detail of escape stair and lift shaft
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NOTES: These offices were primarily for BEA's Stationery and Printing Division, with additional accommodation to relieve demand at the BEA headquarters nearby.