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UK Capital City Architecture Information: Key Buildings in London, England

18 Sep 2011

London Architecture Images

All photographs © Adrian Welch, taken on 16, 17 & 18 Sep 2011

London Building Images arranged in 8 parts

Part 1 – Southwest London : Belgravia, Chelsea & Battersea

Part 2 – Central North + East London : Euston, Clerkenwell

Part 3 – East London : Dalston, Tower Hamlets, Bethnal Green

Part 4 – North London : North London – Highgate, Hampstead, Belsize Park

Part 5 – City of London : Aldgate area

Part 6 – Central West London : Mayfair

Part 7 – North London : Camden

Part 8 – Northeast London : Crouch Hill + Manor House + Stoke Newington + Islington + Highgate Hill

Part 9 – Northwest London : Swiss Cottage

Part 10 – West London : Kensal Rise + Westbourne Grove + Hammersmith

Part 1 – Southwest London

Belgravia, Chelsea & Battersea

Albion Riverside – design by Foster + Partners:

Battersea Architecture

Allen Hall Chelsea:

Bluebird Garage Cafe + Restaurant + Shop, King’s Road:

Sir Terence Conran’s architects designed a conversion into the Bluebird Gastrodrome with a Sainsbury’s below. The retail space was later converted The Shop at Bluebird.

Cadogan Hall, Belgravia:

Grade II listed, the building is a former Christian Science church (First Church of Christ, Scientist, London), completed in 1907 to designs in the Byzantine style by architect Robert Fellowes Chisholm, who also designed the Napier Museum in Kerala, India. By 1996, the congregation had diminished dramatically and the building fell into disuse.

Chelsea Bridge Road building:

Chelsea Cinema:

Chelsea Fire Station:

Chelsea Harbour on right (north bank of River Thames), Montevetro on left (south bank):

Cheyne Walk – house by Lethaby:

Cheyne Walk – Rossetti’s house:

Royal Danish Embassy, Sloane Street, built in the 1970s:

The Danish embassy and residence is the last great work by the Danish architect and designer, Arne Jacobsen, who had a transformative impact on the Scandinavian design revolution of the mid-20th Century.

Foster + Partners’ Offices, Battersea:

German Embassy:

Belgravia Buildings

Gordon Ramsay’s Restaurant, Chelsea:

Heal’s King’s Road:

Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Street:

Jigsaw King’s Road:

King’s Road Building:

National Army Museum, Chelsea:

Oscar Wilde’s House, Chelsea:

Peter Jones Store, Sloane Square:

Royal Court Theatre, Sloane Square:

Royal Hospital Chelsea Infirmary:

Saatchi Gallery Chelsea:

St Peter’s Church, Belgravia:

Tennyson’s house, Belgravia:

Tite Street House, Chelsea – design by Tony Fretton Architects:

World’s End, Chelsea:

Chelsea Buildings

Part 2 – Central North + East London

Euston, Clerkenwell

CZWG offices, Clerkenwell:

Finsbury Health Centre, Clerkenwell – design by Berthold Lubetkin Architect

Regents Place Pavilion – design by Carmody Groarke:

St James Church of England Church, Clerkenwell:

Part 3 – East London

Dalston, Tower Hamlets, Bethnal Green, Shoreditch, Poplar, Stratford, Whitechapel

The Blue house, Garner Street, off Hackney Road – design by FAT:

Geffrye Museum, Kingsland Road, Shoreditch:

Keeling House, Bethnal Green – design by Denys Lasdun:

The Vortex Jazz Club, Dalston:

Tower Hamlets Town Hall:

Town Hall Hotel & Apartments, Tower Hamlets:

All Saints Church, Poplar:

Idea Store Chrisp Street, Poplar:

Museum of Childhood, Bethnal Green – design by Caruso St John Architects:

Former Poplar Public Baths:

Queen Mary University of London Buildings:

Robin Hood Gardens, Poplar – design by The Smithsons:

The Royal London Children’s Hospital:

Stratford Bus Station:

Stratford Regional Station

Westfield Stratford City:

Whitechapel Gallery Building:

Idea Store Whitechapel:

York Hall Leisure Centre – former Tower Hamlets Town Hall building:

Part 4 – North London

North London – Highgate, Hampstead, Belsize Park

2 Willow Road House, Hampstead:

9 Frognal Way, Hampstead:

Hampstead Architecture

66 Frognal – Frognal Road House, Hampstead:

Formerly Gracie Field’s house, Frognal Way, Hampstead

Highpoint, Highgate – design by Berthold Lubetkin Architect:

Hopkins House – design by Hopkins Architects

Jack’s Straw Castle:

Keat’s House, Hampstead:

St Stephen’s Church, Belsize Park:

Part 5 – City of London

Aldgate area

Heron Tower, City of London:

St Botolph without Aldgate:

City of London Buildings

Bevis Marks building, City of London – by Berlage:

Part 6 – Central West London

Mayfair

Aspreys, Bond Street:

Bond Street Shops

Boodles, 179 Bond Street – design by Eva Jiricna Architects:

Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, Mayfair:

Mayfair Buildings

Joseph Store, Brook Street, Mayfair:

Marcus Bond Street – design by Eva Jiricna Architects:

Ritz Hotel London, Piccadilly / Green Park:

Royal Academy London, Mayfair:

Selfridges London, Oxford Street:

Selfridges Building

Part 7 – North London

Camden

Camden Buildings

Latitude House – design by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris:

Part 8 – Northeast London

Crouch Hill + Stoke Newington + Highgate Hill + Islington + Manor House

St Marys, Ashley Road, off Crouch Hill:

Unite Clissold Park, west of Stoke Newington:

The Whittington Hospital, Highgate Hill:

Angel Islington:

Green Lanes Pumping Station, Manor House:

Part 9 – Northwest London

Swiss Cottage

Swiss Cottage Buildings

Swiss Cottage Park

Part 10 – West London

Kensal Rise + Westbourne Grove + Hammersmith

Trellick Tower – design by Ernö Goldfinger

Westbourne Grove building – design by Piers Gough, CZWG

Hammersmith Buildings

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