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… only. 68 The trustees covenanted to provide a communal garden in Pelham Crescent for the occupants of the houses in … Place. Basevi designed the iron railings enclosing the garden (which were removed during the war of 193945) and they … cost of 333. 69 Thomas Gibbs undertook the planting in the garden. 70 The agreement of 1838 was also for the granting of …
Survey of London
… fronts on the south side overlooking the communal garden which serves all the houses (Plate 60a), and their … double-glazed the large studio window and planted a window garden between the two skins of glass. The main living space … Bank. 311 Palmer's builder was William Goodwin of Hatton Garden, 312 but neither the identity of his architect nor the …
Survey of London
… leaving room at the rear of each plot for a small private garden. As already indicated, the architect of these houses … and double coach-house at the rear of a large private garden. 191 Such a house was, of course, large even by the … to the designs of Edward C. Robins of Southampton Street, Covent Garden, and enlarged by Wallace in 1893. 212 Another …
Survey of London
… One result was the provision of an abundance of communal garden space, which was even further increased when Daws … continuation of Cranley Mews, and lay out those sites as garden ground also. Otherwise the layout which had been … in 1890. Here the southernmost part of the long communal garden at the back of the houses occupied the site of an …
Survey of London
… Place, was particularly concerned at the loss of the garden enclosure in front of the houses in Onslow Crescent, … crescent doomed to be blotted out but that its entire garden was marked out for destruction. And for what purpose, … were Harry Neal Limited. 328 Most of the former garden enclosure was used by Kensington Borough Council to …
Survey of London
… was not always the case in originally fashionable areas. Covent Garden Piazza, built in the 1630's to attract 'Persons of the …
Survey of London
… Duveens, in Park Street (in houses looking out across the garden of Grosvenor House to Hyde Park), two Rothschilds; and …