2010 – Stone Federation Great Britain. Winners of the New Build Traditional category.
2009 – The Georgian Group Architectural Awards. Best new building in the Classical tradition.
Tottenham Court Road
264-267 Tottenham Court Road was built to provide retail office space and residential accommodation. Its elevation has superimposed giant Ionic and Corinthian orders each with a full entablature and set on a ground floor of rusticated arches. The windows in the arches and between the columns are bronze. This is a modern London office building in the American Beaux-Arts tradition as practised by firms such McKim, Mead and White in the early twentieth century.
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Location
London
Year of Build
2007-2009
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Other Projects
Baker Street
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