Ceramic decoration on façade

George Edmund Street

1879

4 Cadogan Square, London SW1

Jones and Woodward comment that this building, the home Street designed for himself, "makes few concessons to the prevailing 'Pont Street Dutch' — only the use of red brick and perhaps the restrained window arrangements. His gothic is given free reign in the magnificently assymetrical porch to the front door" (184).

Other Views

Three-quarter view (front)

Three-quarter view (facing Cadgan Square)

Main entrance

Porch over entrance

Upper story gothic stonework

Glass canopy over tradesman's entrance

Stone carving on first-floor windows

Photograph and text by George P. Landow

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References

Jones, Edward, & Christopher Woodward. A Guide to the Architecture of London. 2nd ed. London: Weidenfeld and Nicholson, 1992

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Last modified 21 May 2008