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Water pumping station, Isle of Dogs, London

RIBA2461-5
Outram, John (1934-)

Water filtration works, Prague

RIBA9552
Engel, Antonin

Abbey Mills pumping station, Stratford, London: sections

RIBA16093
Bazalgette, Sir Joseph William (1819-1891)
SOURCE: William Humber. A record of the progress of modern engineering (London, 1866), pl. 2

Machine for raising water

RIBA19626
Ramelli, Agostino (1531-c. 1600)
SOURCE: Agostino Ramelli. Le Diverse et artificiose machine (Paris, 1588), pl. IX

Unexecuted design for riverside housing on the Thames, Chelsea Harbour, Lots Road, London

RIBA20220
Seifert & Partners
NOTES: The Lots Road pumping station can also be seen in the background of this image.

Design for a pumping station and water tower, Starcross, Devon

RIBA22124
Brunel, Isambard Kingdom (1806-1859)

Churchill Gardens Estate, Pimlico, London: the pumphouse on Ranelagh Road by night

RIBA26259
Kennedy & Donkin
NOTES: This, the largest housing scheme by Westminster City Council, was built in four sections between 1946 and 1962. The pumphouse for the district heating scheme was located at the base of the heat-accumulator tower which was used to store the hot water brought in a tunnel below the river from Battersea power station. The heating consultants were Kennedy & Donkin and the structural engineers were Scott & Wilson.

Churchill Gardens Estate, Pimlico, London: Chaucer House reflected in the glazed facade of the pumphouse on Ranelagh Road

RIBA26260
Powell & Moya
NOTES: This, the largest housing scheme by Westminster City Council, was built in four sections between 1946 and 1962.

Churchill Gardens Estate, Pimlico, London: roof detail of the pumphouse

RIBA26262
Powell & Moya
NOTES: This, the largest housing scheme by Westminster City Council, was built in four sections between 1946 and 1962.

Churchill Gardens Estate, Pimlico, London: corner of the pumphouse on Ranelagh Road with the workshop link on the left

RIBA26263
Kennedy & Donkin
NOTES: This, the largest housing scheme by Westminster City Council, was built in four sections between 1946 and 1962. The pumphouse for the district heating scheme was located at the base of the heat-accumulator tower which was used to store the hot water brought in a tunnel below the river from Battersea power station. The heating consultants were Kennedy & Donkin and the structural engineers were Scott & Wilson.
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