Survey of London: Volume 45, Knightsbridge. Originally published by London County Council, London, 2000.
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Nos 1–7 Princes Gate.
a. North front looking south-east in 1992
Nos 1–7 Princes Gate.
North front looking south-east in 1992
Septimus Warwick, architect, 1937–49; No. 6 by Turner Lansdown Holt & Partners, 1972–4 (pp. 182–4)
b. No. 7, lift and entrance hall in 1998
Nos 1–7 Princes Gate.
No. 7, lift and entrance hall in 1998
c. No. 7, lift and entrance hall in 1998
Nos 1–7 Princes Gate.
No. 7, lift and entrance hall in 1998