Water features

NOTES: See RIBA134050 for a black and white version of this image.

NOTES: This image is from the album of the Gosselin family, who lived at Blakesware, near Widford in Hertfordshire. The album dates from 1867-1891. Ware Priory was the family home of Martin Hadsley Gosselin (d. 1868). It was originally a Franciscan friary, later a private house, considerably rebuilt by George Godwin after 1849.

NOTES: The house was designed by Mallows from 1906-1912, with much of the landscaping and terrace work by Thomas Mawson.

NOTES: The house was designed by Mallows from 1906-1912, with much of the landscaping and terrace work by Thomas Mawson.

NOTES: The house was designed by Mallows from 1906-1912, with much of the landscaping and terrace work by Thomas Mawson.

NOTES: The house was designed by Mallows from 1906-1912, with much of the landscaping and terrace work by Thomas Mawson.

NOTES: The Co-operative Insurance Society (CIS) tower when built, was at 400 feet the tallest office building in the country. It was designed by Gordon Tait of Sir John Burnet Tait & Partners and G. S. Hay, Chief Architect of the Co-operative Wholesale Society (CWS). The design of this area was carried out by Patrick Reardon from the Design Research Unit. The carpet is gold, panelling is white formica, doors are teak veneer with each flanked by a panel of green rough-cast glass.

NOTES: Tadao Ando has designed a concrete garden setting for ceramic tile reproductions of famous works of Western art.