Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: matthias road

saddleback roofed tower over the chancel, built by william butterfield in 1849-5

built by william butterfield in 1849-53, this is the geometric east window

north view of the harsh brick church built by william butterfield in 1849-53

view from s.e. of the saddleback tower built by william butterfield in 1849-53 over the chancel

east end of the chancel built by william butterfield in 1849-53

west front of the church built by william butterfield in 1849-53, and his sole commissioners' church [they were responsible for only £250 of the £4,900 initial estimate; it cost about £7,000 in the end]. it was gutted in the war, losing the chancel vaults and the fittings. it is a harsh uncompromising church, with little carving, odd tracery and buttresses that are extensions of walls; full of the interplay of stark geometric planes .

build up of triangular gables over the east end of the church erected by william butterfield in 1849-53

this is the west window, showing the influence of his restoration of dorchester abbey in the central buttress. built by william butterfield in 1849-53, and his sole commissioners' church [though they were responsible for only £250 of the £4,900 costs]. it was gutted in the war, losing the chancel vaults and the fittings.

n.e. interplay planes over the chancel built by william butterfield in 1849-53

west front of the church built by william butterfield in 1849-53, and his sole commissioners' church [though they were responsible for only £250 of the £4,900 initial costs]. it was gutted in the war, losing the chancel vaults and the fittings.

view from the s.e. of the church built by william butterfield in 1849-53, a tough bastion of uncompromising faith towering over stoke newington .

west window of the south aisle, with tense tracery suiting this tough church by an uncompromising architect .built by william butterfield in 1849-53, and his sole commissioners' church [though they were responsible for only £250 of the £4,900 estimate]. it was gutted in the war, losing the chancel vaults and the fittings.