NOTES: Ibstone House was originally a late 18th century villa with alterations including a service wing to left of c.1830-1840 . It was refurbished in the 1980s, possibly by Bird & Tyler. It was also the home of Dame Rebecca West (1892-1983) who lived there from the late 1930s to the late 1960s. See RIBA119205 for a black and white version of this image.
NOTES: The winning schemes for this competition were announced in July 1906 and this submisson did not appear amongst the winners. The complex was built to the designs of Dixon & Potter (1907-1908).
SOURCE: Civil Engineer & Architect's Journal, vol. XXIX, 1866 Nov. 1, pl. 37 NOTES: BrillÔÇÖs Baths opened in August 1869 with its focus the circular GentlemenÔÇÖs Bath, a heated sea water swimming pool 65 feet in diameter. The Baths also provided cold water baths, vapour baths, medicinal douche baths, reading room, billiard room and barber shop. In the early 1860s Brill had opened next door on East Street a Swimming Bath for Ladies also using heated sea water. BrillÔÇÖs Baths were demolished in 1929 to be replaced by a cinema.
SOURCE: Civil Engineer & Architect's Journal, vol. XXIX, 1866 Nov. 1, pl. 38 NOTES: BrillÔÇÖs Baths opened in August 1869 with its focus the circular GentlemenÔÇÖs Bath, a heated sea water swimming pool 65 feet in diameter. The Baths also provided cold water baths, vapour baths, medicinal douche baths, reading room, billiard room and barber shop. In the early 1860s Brill had opened next door on East Street a Swimming Bath for Ladies also using heated sea water. BrillÔÇÖs Baths were demolished in 1929 to be replaced by a cinema.
SOURCE: Builder, vol. 28, 1870 July 2, p. 527 NOTES: Shown in this illustration is the main (men's) swimming bath. During the winter months this pool was drained and a floor put over it for use as a roller skating rink and concert hall.