Survey of London Monograph 17, County Hall. Originally published by Guild & School of Handicraft, London, 1991.
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Plate 39
New County Offices - North and South Blocks F. W. Hiorns and Giles Gilbert Scott, architects, 1935-9
a (above). Drawing by G. G. Scott for intended high-level bridge c 1935 (p. 106)
b. Model of the new offices in July 1935 showing Scott's preferred scheme with quadrant wings (p. 107)
c. Drawing by G. G. Scott for the bronze windows in the two pavilion blocks
d. Perspective view of the intended new offices at night by Stanley H. Smith c. 1937