Scaffolding

NOTES: Wolf Alis was a designer in Jan Feinsinger's practice between 1929 and 1938. This photoprint was originally part of the Refugee Committee Papers in the RIBA Archives Collection.

NOTES: This photoprint was originally part of the Refugee Committee Papers in the RIBA Archives Collection.

NOTES: This photoprint was originally part of the Refugee Committee Papers in the RIBA Archives Collection.

NOTES: This photoprint was originally part of the Refugee Committee Papers in the RIBA Archives Collection.

NOTES: Although the cathedral was consecrated in 1850 only the nave of Scott's design of 1847 had been completed. When George Gilbert Scott Jnr was asked to continue the building of the cathedral in 1880 he kept the original plan for the choir and the transepts but was permitted modifications. This building, completed in 1885, was almost completely destroyed by fire in 1892. Restoration began the following year with the chancel and transepts completed by 1895 and the nave by 1905. The crossing tower has yet to be constructed.

NOTES: Built on the site of the Moorish-style Alhambra Theatre, demolished in 1936, this was the London flagship cinema of the Odeon group, opening on 2nd November 1937.

NOTES: Irvine designed the underground museum and reception area beneath the Al Shaheed Monument (architects Kajima Design).

NOTES: Later known as Marathon House, this office block was converted into flats in 1998.

NOTES: The bridge (Alte Nahebrucke) was completed in 1332. The bridge houses (Bruckenhause) were built in the late 15th century.