Image | Address | Architect | Date | Notes | Map | References |
Chelsea | ||||||
37, Tite Street, LONDON, SW3 4JP | Tony Fretton | Ponderous house clad in French red limestone - including the garage doors! For art collector heir to Sainsbury family. Client: Alex Sainsbury | ||||
49, Glebe Place, LONDON, SW3 5JE | Charles Rennie Mackintosh | Artist's studio. The ground floor is purportedly the only remaining Mackintosh work in London. Client: Harold Squire | ||||
17, Ropers Orchard, Danvers Street, LONDON, SW3 5AX | Infill maisonette over garages. Curved roof. | |||||
Two houses, Paultons Street, LONDON, SW3 | Mclaughlin Architects | Two small barrel vaulted houses on a thin site set back behind other properties. | ||||
Crofton House, 32, Old Church Street, LONDON, SW3 5BY | Tony Fretton Architects | New flat at basement, ground and first floor. The rear extends as far as Upper Cheyne Row. Client: Anish and Susanne Kapoor | \'Architecture Today\', no.176, March 07, p.37.; | |||
The Inner Court, 48, Old Church Street, LONDON, SW3 5BY | Joseph Rykwert | Offices and six flats around courtyard with curved vehicular ramp. | ||||
58, Old Church Street, LONDON, SW3 | Pseudo-classical design with round drum behind porch with square pilasters. | |||||
64, Old Church Street, LONDON, SW3 6EP | Mendelsohn and Chermayeff | 1936 | A long, low house with Mendelsohn's characteristic horizontal emphasis. For publisher Denis Cohen. Conservatory added by Norman Foster. Client: Denis Cohen | TMHT p61.; IoE ref no: 422293; Pevsner p 587; | ||
66 and 68, Old Church Street, LONDON, SW3 6EP | Walter Gropius and Maxwell Fry | 1936 | Extended and altered including tile hanging. Now two houses. Client: playwright Benn Levy and actress Constance Cummings | TMHT p60; IoE ref no: 422294; Pevsner p 587; | ||
5, Mulberry Walk, LONDON, SW3 6DZ | Clifton R Davy | 1913c | Block of flats. Transitional style between traditional and modern. Client: Baron Arild Rosenkrantz | IoE ref no: 468902; | ||
20, Cathcart Road, LONDON, SW10 9NN | C.J.G. Guest | 1976 | Development of the end of the garden of 19 Tregunter Road.Demolished. Clad in grey shiny panels. Curved wall with curved window on front facade. Client: For the architect. | Planning application no: CC/09/00476; PP/09/00475;; Pevsner p 549; | ||
60, Draycott Place, LONDON, SW3 3BP | John Wright | 1960s | On the corner of Sloane Avenue.'Brutalist' red brick and concrete house. On the corner of Sloane Avenue. Small, concealed, courtyard roof terrace.There is a proposal to demolish and replace. | AR; Planning application no: PP/11/00433; | ||
13, Bywater Street, LONDON, SW3 4XD | Incongruous thirties house in a Victorian terrace. | |||||
Earls Court | ||||||
5, Kramer Mews, LONDON, SW5 9JG | VX Design | Mews house squeezed into end plot. Called 'T House' by architects. | ||||
Kramer Mews, LONDON, SW5 9JG | VX Design | Mews house squeezed into plot at the back of 210 Old Brompton Road. Living area and roof terrace is at first floor level. Called 'Cut House' by the architects. | ||||
Holland Park | ||||||
12, Aubrey Road, LONDON, W8 7JJ | Well composed front elevation. | |||||
23, Kensington Place, LONDON, W8 7PT | Tom Kay | 1967 | On the corner of Hillgate Street.Precise composition of geometric shapes in blue brick. Client: J.C.R. Bailey | ABT p113; JP p23; | ||
55, Campden Street, LONDON, W8 7EL | Douglas Stephen | One of two blocks of flats in the style of Guiseppe Terragni. | ||||
1 to 13 The Mount, 76, Bedford Gardens, LONDON, W8 7EJ | Douglas Stephen | 1964 | One of two blocks of flats in the style of Guiseppe Terragni. | |||
60, Hornton Street, LONDON, W8 4NU | GMW Partnership | 1969 | Roughly cube-shaped building. | Pevsner p 507; | ||
The Garden House, 20, Napier Place, LONDON, W14 8LG | Three storey flats. | Pevsner p 513; | ||||
4, Pitt Street, London, W8 4NX | Replacement of existing two storey, flat roofed house. Large, white rendered house. Wooden slats in front of the large stair window. | |||||
Knightsbridge | ||||||
10 and 12, Harriet Walk, LONDON, SW1X 9JH | Two mews houses. | |||||
101,103,105,107, Pavilion Road, LONDON, SW1X 0ET | Arne Jacobsen then Dissing and Weitling | Four houses, part of the Danish Embassy. Jacobsen died in 1971 with the design incomplete. His work was taken on by his former staff, Dissing & Weitling. | Pevsner p 582; | |||
27, Cheval Place, LONDON, SW7 1EW | BB Partnership | Long, thin top-lit house. | ||||
74, Cheval Place, LONDON, SW7 1EN | Seth Stein | Tiny house with space maximised by a basement complete with descending car lift. | ||||
2, Rutland Mews West, LONDON, SW7 1NY | Niall McLaughlin Architects | House squeezed into the gap between two mews spaces. | ||||
22-26, Ovington Square, LONDON, SW3 1LR | Walter Segal | A block of twelve flats with no regard to it's neighbours. | Pevsner p 541; | |||
Rutland Gate House, 43-44, Rutland Gate, LONDON, SW7 1PB | Walter and Eva Segal | 1955 | Block of about ten flats. Brick and glass bands with little balustrades in front of the bottoms of the windows. Completely different to all the other houses in the square. | |||
North Kensington | ||||||
95a, Oxford Gardens, LONDON, W10 6NF | Alex Michaelis of Michaelis Boyd Associates | Sunken house due to planning restriction of 6ft maximum height. | ||||
1a to 3d, Cowper Terrace, St Quintin Avenue, LONDON, W10 6PE | Terrace of postmodern flats. | |||||
St Marks Road, LONDON, W10 | Terrace of postmodern flats. | |||||
118a, Highlever Road, LONDON, W10 6PJ | Crawford Partnership | On a corner site with Barlby Road.The house has a lot of accommodation below ground to meet the planners' requirement of 3m maximum height. Referred to as 'Snowden House II' by the architects. | ||||
319 and 319a, Portobello Road, LONDON, W10 5SY | Meadowcroft Griffin Architects | 2004 | House and gallery for Simon Finch Rare Books. End of terrace house with layered glass and concrete facade. | Architecture Today 160, p58.; | ||
Trellick Tower, 5, Golborne Road, LONDON, W10 | Erno Goldfinger | 1972 | Tower block on the Cheltenham Estate. The concrete cornice at the top of the building has been removed. | EH p574;; IoE ref no: 471992; Pevsner p 532; | ||
1, 3 and 5, Hewer Street, LONDON, W10 6DU | A terrace of three houses at the end of the street. | |||||
1-68 Kensal House, Ladbroke Grove, LONDON, W10 5BQ | F Maxwell Fry and Grey Wornum | 1938 | Two parallel blocks of flats. | IoE ref no: 421529; | ||
Notting Hill | ||||||
65, Ladbroke Grove, LONDON, W11 2PD | Maxwell Fry | Block of 18 Flats.The penthouse was originally designed by R. Myerscough-Walker, | IoE ref no: 421385; Pevsner p 526; | |||
18, Lansdowne Crescent, LONDON, W11 2NL | John Pawson, Paul Davis & Partners | 2004 | Posh flats for Octagon Developments. Pawson's original design executed by Paul Davis and Partners. | |||
29 1/2, Lansdowne Crescent, LONDON, W11 | Jeremy Lever | Thin infill. Client: Architect�s own house | ||||
9a, Lansdowne Walk, LONDON, W11 3LN | Rudolf Mock | 1955c | One of a group of three plain modern houses. Client: Mock, Price and Littler houses. | |||
9 and 10, Lansdowne Walk, LONDON, W11 3LN | Rudolf Mock | 1955c | Two of a group of three plain modern houses. Client: Mock, Price and Littler houses. | |||
16 and a half, Lansdowne Walk, LONDON, W11 | Yellow brick block cantilevered over curved glass. | |||||
19, Lansdowne Walk, LONDON, W11 | House alterations in post-modern style. Client: Charles Jencks architectural writer | |||||
1,1a and 1b, Clarendon Road, LONDON, W11 | Three houses. | |||||
37, Pottery Lane, LONDON, W11 4LY | Mews House. | |||||
39, Pottery Lane, LONDON, W11 4LY | Mews House. | |||||
41-43, Pottery Lane, LONDON, W11 4LY | David Mikhail | 1997 | Mews House. | |||
45, Pottery Lane, LONDON, W11 4LY | Mews House. | |||||
13, Norland Place, LONDON, W11 4QG | Jonathan Tuckey Design | Mews house with big features and minimal details. | ||||
1 to 6, Prince's Yard, LONDON, W11 4PH | 1971 | Six houses squeezed into a tiny site at end of mews. | ||||
17b, Princes Place, LONDON, W11 4QA | Peter Aldington of Aldington & Craig | 1970 | Small house with big glassy top floor room roofed by a mansard-shaped timber structure. | |||
1, Addison Place, LONDON, W11 | Pierre Botschi | Mews house with 70's style curved windows. | ||||
61 and 63, Portobello Road, LONDON, W11 3DB | Alan Power Architects | A pair of houses with a 'gull wing' roof. | ||||
Portobello Studios, 5a to 5e, Haydens Place, LONDON, W11 1LY | Off Portobello Road. Five houses in gated mews. | |||||
10 to 18, Dunworth Mews, LONDON, W11 1LE | Roland Cowan Architects | Off Portobello Road. Houses with a shared front garden. | ||||
7, Simon Close, LONDON, W11 | Off Portobello Road.Mews house. Wood and glass facade. | |||||
Clarendon House, 16e, Portland Road, LONDON, W11 | Seth Stein | Behind high gates.Extensive, low, luxury, courtyard house set on backlands site with only the entrance visible from the street. | ||||
Chepstow Crescent, LONDON, W11 3EA | Hugh V. Sprince | Tall, white modern house. | ||||
South Kensington | ||||||
10, Palace Gate, LONDON, W8 5NF | Wells Coates | Listed block of 25 flats including a penthouse. Two floors of living rooms are the same height as three floors of other accommodation, called '3-2' planning. There isn't a flat no. 13 as that's unlucky. Client: Randal Bell | IoE ref no: 422486; | |||
1a, Canning Place, LONDON, W8 5AD | A property that's well hidden at the back of other houses. | |||||
Vicarage, St Paul's Church, Onslow Square, LONDON, SW7 3NX | Eric Brady of Maidment and Brady | A chunky concrete frame projects to support bay windows. Foster and Partners drew up a redevelopment proposal in 2006. The church itself is listed. | St Pauls Church website: http://www.htb.org.uk/history; IoE ref no: 422379; Pevsner p 542; | |||
Hereford House, 24-26, Hereford Square, LONDON, SW7 4TS | Colin St John Wilson & Arthur Baker | 1958 | Block of flats, a severe symmetrical composition by a leading architect. Listed, then de-listed in 2009. Also a house at 1 Wetherby Place, now demolished and replaced. | BD 19 Feb 09: http://www.bdonline.co.uk/story.asp?storycode=3134264; http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50316; Pevsner p 548; | ||
17a, Grenville Place, LONDON, SW7 4SA | Stirling & Gowan | 1959 | Tiny, unassuming house by famous architectural partnership. | H&GS p112. AR; | ||
51 and 52, Kelso Place, LONDON, W8 5QQ | Seth Stein | A minimalist courtyard house incorporating existing Victorian buildings. | AR Oct 96; | |||
1, Wetherby Place, LONDON, SW7 4NU | 2000s | Partially-sunken house replacing house by Colin St John Wilson and Arthur Baker. | ||||
School Caretakers House, 6, South Bolton Gardens, LONDON, SW5 0DJ | Chamberlin Powell and Bon | 1956 | Part of Bousfield Primary School. Clean, precise design. Glass and brick. |