Survey of London: South-East Marylebone: Volumes 51& 52: Volumes 51 and 52

Survey of London: South-East Marylebone: Volumes 51& 52: Volumes 51 and 52

by Andrew Saint (Author), Colin Thom (Author), Andrew Saint (Author), Colin Thom (Author), Andrew Saint (Author), Philip Temple (Author)

Synopsis

Providing essential knowledge about the British capital's built environment, these two volumes cover a large portion of the parish of St. Marylebone, bounded to the south by Oxford Street and to the north by the Marylebone Road, and stretching from just west of Marylebone High Street to the parish boundary along Cleveland Street near Tottenham Court Road to the east. This area is rich in historic buildings and includes some of London's most celebrated addresses, including Portland Place, Cavendish Square, and Harley Street. Among the most important buildings covered in this superbly illustrated book are Robert and James Adam's development of Portland Place, where the Royal Institute of British Architects' headquarters is a notable 20th-century insertion. Other landmarks include Marylebone Parish Church, All Saints Margaret Street and All Souls Langham Place, and the vast, recently demolished Middlesex Hospital. In addition to new photography, this volume includes meticulous architectural drawings and detailed coverage of the topography.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 944
Edition: Slp
Publisher: Yale University Press
Published: 06 Jun 2017

ISBN 10: 0300221975
ISBN 13: 9780300221978

Media Reviews
These two [volumes] cover a chunk of the historic West End in unrivalled detail following years of rigorous research. - Robert Bevan, Evening Standard Superbly researched, well written and comprehensively illustrated - John Martin Robinson, Country Life the authors have [...] deepened our understanding of what urbanity is, and how it can be preserved and enhanced. - Geoffrey Tyack, The Georgian two splendid volumes - Mark Girouard, The Victorian the scholarly traditions of the Survey are more than maintained and the attractiveness of the product, both in words and pictures, seems ever to get brighter. - Frank Kelsall, Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society
Author Bio
Philip Temple and Colin Thom are research associates at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London. Andrew Saint is the general editor of The Survey of London and the author of Richard Norman Shaw.