… is a favourite among architecture enthusiasts and photographers. … Roman architecture. But its most impressive architectural feature … later remodelled by Sir Aston Webb has neoclassical features … a showcase for modernist architecture post war reconstruction. …

… collection of paintings, books, prints, architecture, sculptures, textiles, fashion and jewelry … frontage was designed by Sir Aston Webb ca. 1899-1909.Corbis via …

… nearby Victoria Law Courts by Aston Webb & Ingress Bell. The decorative … , Market Bosworth, Leicestershire. Grade II, Architect: Thomas Garner, circa 1885 Torquay … industrial, religious, domestic, and civic architecture from across the nation with …

… . Stewart (a Scottish architect) takes us chronologically through … the shifting relationships of architects with sculptors, explaining … Church on Sloane Street; Aston Webb and Harry Bates at … • John Stewart, British Architectural Sculpture 1851-1951, Lund …

… — sculpture by Thomas Brock, architecture by Aston Webb — and Elizabeth is to be …

… in 1882 by renowned Victorian architect Sir Aston Webb, best known for designing …

… in 1882 by renowned Victorian architect Sir Aston Webb, best known for designing …

… a portrait of the moustachioed Aston Webb, an architect whose practice designed the … . Many of us – historians, critics, architects, quiz show hosts – are responsible … he called the “forensic architecture” of the French architects Lacaton & Vassal …

… designed by Buckingham Palace-façade architect Aston Webb and converted to residential use … by Osel Architecture in 2005. A decision on …

… spaces, including the Jarvis Auditorium, Aston Webb and Lutyens Rooms and Florence … renovation. Benedetti Architects saw off competition from architecture studios including David Kohn Architects, Hall McKnight …