London Interiors that can be visited

CENTRAL LONDON

1922 Midland Bank, 196 Piccadilly, W1 (now Assouline, publishers and cafe / bar)
1913 Writing Room, The Berkeley Hotel, Knightsbridge, SW1
1898 St. John’s Institute, (now The Church Union Faith House) Tufton Street, SW1
1928 Central Club – YWCA,16-22 Great Russell Street, London WC1 (now the Bloomsbury Hotel)
1906 Offices for ‘The Garden’, (now Pitcher & Piano). 42 Kingsway, WC2
1924 Midland Bank, Poultry, EC2 (and extensions 1935-1937) (now The Ned Hotel)
1920 Britannic House, Finsbury Circus EC2, for the Anglo-Persian Oil Company.
1935 Reuter’s, 85 Fleet Street (lower floors now the Lutyens Restaurant)
1932 Midland Bank, 140-144 Leadenhall Street (now Revolution Leadenhall bar)

NORTH LONDON

1908 Hampstead Garden Suburb (St. Jude’s, Free Church)

SOUTH LONDON

1936 Elliptical Room, Greenwich Maritime Museum, London for Sir James Caird

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