The street front of 1-3 Willow Road designed by Erno Goldfinger
The street front of Willow Road designed by Goldfinger in 1937 The main 1st floor windows divided by a long concrete shelf just above head height with the glass set back in the upper part
The Street' of derelict buildings, running parallel to Stony Ditch on the north east side of the Ness
The Street' of derelict buildings, running parallel to Stony Ditch, all with broken windows and sagging roofs
The stricken MSC Napoli after shedding its cargo, now washed up on the beach at Branscombe, Devon
The striking Anglo Saxon helmet motif on the front of the exhibition hall at Sutton Hoo
The striking Anglo Saxon mask motif on the front of the exhibition hall at Sutton Hoo, the Anglo-Saxon royal burial site, Woodbridge, Suffolk
The striking Anglo Saxon warrior's helmet motif on the front of the exhibition hall at Sutton Hoo, the Anglo-Saxon royal burial site, Woodbridge, Suffolk
The striking central spiral staircase in The Homewood
The Studio at 59 Rodney Street, Liverpool, the E. Chambre Hardman Studio
The Studio at 59 Rodney Street, Liverpool, the E. Chambre Hardman Studio, House and Photographic Collection - showing a collection of toy props used to entertain child sitters.
The Studio at 59 Rodney Street, Liverpool, the E. Chambre Hardman Studio, House and Photographic Collection - showing a large format camera, lights and a childrens background.
The Studio at 59 Rodney Street, Liverpool, the E. Chambre Hardman Studio, House and Photographic Collection - showing the device used to connect the lights to the mains.
The Studio, with Erno Goldfinger's desk at 2 Willow Road
The Study at 2 Willow Road contains an important collection of architectural books
The Study at 2 Willow Road which contains much of the material from Erno Goldfinger's office, moved here after his retirement in 1977
The Study at Belton House, Lincolnshire, UK
The Study at Chartwell, the workshop of Sir Winston Churchill for over forty years
The Study at Cragside, Northumberland
