London 3: North WestA comprehensive architectural guide encompassing three centuries of metropolitan growth spanning an area from Georgian St Marylebone and the riverside terraces of Chelsea and Chiswick to Heathrow Airport and the outer fringes of Middlesex. |
Contents
FOREWORD BY BRIDGET CHERRY II | 11 |
GEOLOGY AND BUILDING MATERIALS | 91 |
INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY BY MALCOLM TUCKER | 107 |
1999 | 700 |
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Acton aisle arcade arches architect architectural Avenue bays block borough Brentford built carved ceiling central centre chancel chapel Chelsea Chiswick church classical clerestory coloured columns concrete corner cottages COURT curved decoration designed detail E window Ealing early C19 entrance flanked flats former front Fulham Further gables gallery garden glazed Gothic Green Grove hall Hammersmith Harrow High Street Hill Hillingdon interior John Kensington Lane late C 18 later Manor marble Marylebone Road medieval Middlesex monument nave Nikolaus Pevsner original Paddington painted panels Park Partners pediment Perambulation pilasters porch Public Buildings railway rebuilt red brick Regents Park REREDOS Road roof Ruislip School side Square St John's St John's Wood St Mary St Marylebone STAINED GLASS staircase station stone storeys stucco style suburbs surviving tall terraces terracotta three-storey timber-framed tower tracery turret Uxbridge Uxbridge Road Victorian villas wall Westway wing