Plate 112: ALBANY

Survey of London: Volumes 31 and 32, St James Westminster, Part 2. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1963.

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Albany Site

a. Unexecuted plan by Robert Adam for Lord Holland, 1764 (pp. 369, 378)

Figure 112a:

Albany

Unexecuted plan by Robert Adam for Lord Holland, 1764 (pp. 369, 378)

b. Melbourne (now Albany) House, 1771–4: basement and ground-floor plans.

Figure 112b:

Albany

Melbourne (now Albany) House, 1771–4: basement and ground-floor plans.

Sir William Chambers, architect (pp. 369, 378)

c. Melbourne (now Albany) House, 1771–4: basement and ground-floor plans. Sir William Chambers, architect (pp. 369, 378)

Figure 112c:

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Melbourne (now Albany) House, 1771–4: basement and ground-floor plans. Sir William Chambers, architect (pp. 369, 378)