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Survey of London
… in the Gardner Collection. It was built entirely of brick and apparently was of no great antiquity. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to as 'newly erected'. It had been built in mottled brick round a staircase in the Adam style, bought from 3 'a … by consent used to add, in 1909, a second south wing (in brick) to the Hall. This was designed by Mr. W. E. Mills. It … there Cowley Grange, designed as a private house, in light brick with stone facings, by Mr. Wilkinson, an architect who …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… of varying breadth, faced with Barnack ashlar and with a brick parapet and a stone coping. It is said to have been … of Manchester, whose son widened the wharf in 1724; the brick parapet is of 18th-century date and was probably … is a continuous moulded string above the arches, below the brick parapet. St. Ives, Plan of the Bridge The chapel (Plate …
Survey of London
… parish. The design was carried out mainly in brick, with a stone centrepiece at the west end. * The latter … segmental-arched below, the entire construction being of brick with the exception of a plinth, plain string-course and … (now Munster Square) and the rather depressing brown brick streets adjoining them. Directly north of Cumberland …
Survey of London
… 1 d., were agreed in the same month, February 1686. 43 The brick and stone work of the tower, i.e., up to cornice level, … Description The body of the church, contained by a brick wall some three feet thick, consists of a five-bay nave … 87 feet 6 inches. Incorporated with the west wall is the brick tower shaft, externally square and internally octagonal …
Survey of London
… windows in plain openings with segmental arches, the brick fronts being finished with a narrow eaves-cornice. … be of Portland stone and the remaining elevations of red brick. The architects were Arthur and Leslie W. Green. Their … 59 The Safe Deposit is a four-storeyed building of red brick dressed with stone, its most important feature being …
Survey of London
… storey perhaps an early addition. The front walls are of brick, originally carried up for three storeys only, but the … from the back on the east side are three-storeyed brick closets having timber-framed west walls. Except where … opening of the ground storey. The original dull-red stock brick face is still exposed in the upper two storeys of No. …
Survey of London
… was going on expeditiously, advised against concealing the brick front. 'Upon Examination I find it is a very neat piece … satisfied Thomas Brand's desire for the concealment of the brick front and his own objections to a 'wash' by covering the brick piers of the front with the stucco shown in the 1815 …
Survey of London
… all set in plain openings with, presumably, flat gauged brick arches. Between the two tiers were sunk panels, which … and four storeys high, were simply designed and faced with brick, probably brown stocks, both fronts being bounded and separated by wide pilasters of brick, probably fine red rubbers, laid in rustic courses up …
Survey of London
… pattern composed of plain piers, evidently of fine red brick, between slightly projecting features of stone, each … uniformity, with unelaborated faades in various shades of brick dressed with stone: the circumstances of the rebuilding … unit than earlier rebuildings. In the next decade brick was replaced by stucco or stone also at Nos. 11 and 20 …