Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: modernism
hornsey town hall, crouch end, london
hornsey town hall, crouch end, london
hornsey town hall, crouch end, london
hornsey town hall, crouch end, london
hornsey town hall, crouch end, london
hornsey town hall, crouch end, london
hornsey town hall, crouch end, london
east finchley underground station, london
15 Mar 2012 |
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glazed stairways from the platforms to the bridge offices at the south end of the station, designed by charles holden and l.h. bucknell in 1939. at the time this was designed to be an art deco terminal for the northern line
east finchley underground station, london
15 Mar 2012 |
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as you come up the stairs to the platforms, these cantilevered roofs with portholes come into sight overhead. the art deco station was designed by charles holden and l.h. bucknell in 1939, at the time designed to be a terminal for the northern line
east finchley underground station, london
15 Mar 2012 |
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the archer statue, referring to the former royal forest in middlesex, was designed by eric aumonier for the 1939 station
east finchley underground station, london
15 Mar 2012 |
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the foyer facade , part of the art deco station designed by charles holden and l.h. bucknell in 1939, intended as the terminal for the northern line
east finchley underground station, london
15 Mar 2012 |
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the archer statue, referring to the former royal forest in middlesex, was designed by eric aumonier for the 1939 station
east finchley underground station, london
15 Mar 2012 |
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the station was designed by charles holden and l.h. bucknell in 1939 with glazed stairwells from the platforms to offices on the bridge over the tracks. at the time this was designed to be a terminal for the northern line with offices for staff.
east finchley underground station, london
15 Mar 2012 |
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view south of the platforms, with glazed waiting rooms. the station was designed by charles holden and l.h. bucknell in 1939, at the time designed to be an art deco terminal for the northern line
odeon cinema, woolwich
06 May 2011 |
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built in 1937 by george coles, one of several modernist art deco buildings here that indicate just how much money was sloshing around the area due to re-armament at the royal arsenal
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