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Survey of London
… Grosvenor House. 50 His successors from 1821 were Thomas Cundy I, II and III, who held the position of surveyor successively to 1890. Cundy II and III both received salaries varying from 300 to … superintended for the Grosvenors; 52 and probably Thomas Cundy I was paid in the same way. b From 1890 to 1910 the …
Survey of London
… and the very large new houses being designed by Thomas Cundy III. In Mayfair the rebuilding of Hereford Street, … with and set back from Oxford Street, also to designs by Cundy III, began in 1866. By that time it was already well … and the stamp of his taste, as executed chiefly by Thomas Cundy II, is still very apparent in many surviving buildings …
Survey of London
… of Westminster, on the strong recommendation of Thomas Cundy III, to renew to the occupant, 85 and two or three …
Survey of London
… Street, in September 1822. 171 His successor, Thomas Cundy I, an architect and builder of Ranelagh Street (now … great impact there. He was succeeded by his son, Thomas Cundy II, who held the post for over forty years and whose … three quarters finemuch to the satisfaction, no doubt, of Cundy and Messrs. Boodle. 187 His son, the second Marquess of …
Survey of London
… Street, Pimlico, and the architect-surveyor Thomas Cundy III, who had previously been working together in Cornwall Gardens immediately to the north. Cundy was the surveyor for the Cornwall Gardens estate and … Pownall delegated large responsibilities to the reliable Cundy for laying out this whole quadrilateral, which included …
Survey of London
… to creep in under architects like T. H. Wyatt and Thomas Cundy III. But his son was keen to explore new possibilities; … with significant terracotta detailing) and Thomas Cundy III (designs lost, but presumably also French … decision-making for all the big blocks actually erected by Cundy during this period, in Grosvenor Gardens (18649), …
Survey of London
… succeeded on the east but failed on the north. Then in the Cundy era, though Blow and his associates probably did not …
Survey of London
… Cundys The Reign of the Cundys In September 1821 Thomas Cundy of Pimlico, architect and builder, succeeded Porden as the second Earl Grosvenor's surveyor. Cundy may have been recommended by his predecessor, as like … Grosvenor House. His brother, the engineer Nicholas Wilcox Cundy, had also lived briefly first in Brook Street just off …
Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors
… 1843. July 14 1869 Edwin Nash. 1853. June 24 1870 Thomas Cundy. 1857. April 30 1872 1874 James Fenning, Warden Elect. …