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A History of the County of Middlesex
… sites with a frontage on Cambridge Road for a brick and concrete building to house the engineering and surgical …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Central hall, serving East End Mission, 1929, with brutal concrete façade labelled 'the Church of the Happy Welcome' …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Lyons Israel Ellis, John McCain, and J. Jarvis & Sons, a concrete and glass tower 'slipped over' existing buildings, …
Survey of London
… Hood Gardens was designed originally with a reinforced-concrete box-frame construction, but during the … had to be strengthened, while the fixings for the precast-concrete cladding were changed. 411 Robin Hood Gardens was … The perimeter of the development is guarded by a 10fthigh concrete-slab wall designed to shut out traffic noise and …
Survey of London
… party walls and 'a small portion of the external walls' of concrete, although the external walls were chiefly of brick. …
A History of the County of Essex
… houses at Birch Green. There are also five pairs of concrete construction, some later clad in brick, and two …
A Dictionary of London
… of 13 ft. 6 in. in Bishopsgate Street in a bed of coarse concrete 6 in. thick laid in the gravel (ib.). A Roman …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Bussage continued to be worked in the 1930s by a firm of concrete-manufacturers. 23 In 1831 the inhabitants of the …
Survey of London
… walls (Plate 95a). The side walls were built of lias-lime concrete and Portland cement, and were faced with granite … excavated. There were three layers of material: lias-lime concrete at the bottom, a 15in. layer of Portland-cement concrete above that and finally 6in. and 9in. paving slabs …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… main bridge except that the E. sides have been rebuilt in concrete. (4) The Town Hall (Plate 106) stands on the N. side …