John Oram's photos with the keyword: 177 Rosebery Avenue

Now inevitably flats, The Laboratory Building (often shortened to The Lab Building) at 177 Rosebery Avenue, EC1 was originally used by the Water Examination Department of the Metropolitan Water Board. Converted in 1997, it is Grade II listed. Although I saw it in the fading light of a January afternoon - hence the light and shade patterns - I found it very uplifting and particularly loved this face of the building. 200_2_P1020458

Now inevitably flats, The Laboratory Building (often shortened to The Lab Building) at 177 Rosebery Avenue, EC1 was originally used by the Water Examination Department of the Metropolitan Water Board. Converted in 1997, it is Grade II listed. Although I saw it in the fading light of a January afternoon - hence the light and shade patterns - I found it very uplifting. 200_2_P1020454

Now inevitably flats, The Laboratory Building (often shortened to The Lab Building) at 177 Rosebery Avenue, EC1 was originally used by the Water Examination Department of the Metropolitan Water Board. Converted in 1997, it is Grade II listed. Although I saw it in the fading light of a January afternoon - hence the light and shade patterns - I found it very uplifting. 200_2_P1020453

Now inevitably flats, The Laboratory Building (often shortened to The Lab Building) at 177 Rosebery Avenue, EC1 was originally used by the Water Examination Department of the Metropolitan Water Board. Converted in 1997, it is Grade II listed. Although I saw it in the fading light of a January afternoon - hence the light and shade patterns - I found it very uplifting. 200_2_P1020456C

Now inevitably flats, The Laboratory Building (often shortened to The Lab Building) at 177 Rosebery Avenue, EC1 was originally used by the Water Examination Department of the Metropolitan Water Board. Converted in 1997, it is Grade II listed. Although I saw it in the fading light of a January afternoon - hence the light and shade patterns - I found it very uplifting. 200_2_P1020449