Plate 110

Survey of London: Volume 45, Knightsbridge. Originally published by London County Council, London, 2000.

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In this section

1930s Flats

a. Nos 59–63 Princes Gate in 1938.

Figure 110a:

Nos 59–63 Princes Gate in 1938.

Nos 59–63 Princes Gate in 1938.

Adie, Button and Partners, architects, 1937–8 (p. 206)

b. Kingston House North, garden front in 1993.

Figure 110b:

Kingston House North in 1993.

Kingston House North, garden front in 1993.

Michael Rosenauer, architect, 1937 (p. 185)