1943 – Plan for Liverpool around Lutyen’s Cathedral
Architect: Edwin Lutyens
Lutyens’ unrealised vision for a re-arranged Liverpool centred around his uncompleted cathedral.
1956 – English Electric Company, Aldwych, London
Architect: Adams, Holden & Pearson
Headquarters building for English Electric Company,
1958 – Finnish Church, Rotherhithe, London
Architect: Cyrill Sjostrom Mardall
The London church and mission was first established in 1882,
1963 – Pilkington, St. Helens, Lancashire
Architect: Fry Drew
The distinctive blue Pilkington Head Office,
1967 – Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
Architect: Frederick Gibberd
In 1930 Sir Edwin Lutyens (1869-1944) was commissioned to provide a design which would be an appropriate response to the Giles Gilbert Scott designed Neo-gothic Anglican cathedral then emerging at the other end of Hope Street.
1977 – Kensington and Chelsea Town Hall, London
Architect: Sir Basil Spence
Soon after the amalgamation of Kensington with Chelsea it was decided to replace the two old town halls with a joint Civic Centre in Hornton Street.
1979 – Entrance Block, Tara Hotel, London
Architect: Stephenson Associates
Originally a railway depot and goods yard,
1984 – Lloyds, London
Architect: Richard Rogers Partnership
The most famous example of Roger’s work with the services exposed on the outside,
1991 – Stansted Airport, London
Architect: Foster + Partners
Stansted, which opened in 1991,
2000 – Bandstand, De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussecx.
Architect: Niall McLaughlin
The bandstand, destroyed in 2022 by Storm Eunice,
