Near Chancery Lane
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- 1, Chancery LaneCladding.
- 1, New Fetter LaneMain cladding on building stones.
- 1, New Fetter LaneCladding at foundation level.
- 120, HolbornWhite stone used for cladding and paving on the ground floor.
- 120, HolbornDark red granite used for cladding on the upper stories.
- 138, Fetter LaneMain building stone.
- 138, Fetter LaneMarble panels at the dorway.
- 138, Fetter LaneFoundations.
- 138-142, HolbornGranite foundations and building stone on the ground floor of the old Prudential building. Many thanks t…
- 138-142, HolbornDark red granite used in the new extension behind the High Holborn facade.
- 138-142, HolbornPink granite used in the new extension behind the High Holborn facade.
- 21, Holborn ViaductRed sandstone panel forming the company sign
- 27, Norwich StreetPolished red granite cladding around the doorway.
- 27, Norwich StreetOriginal stonework, preserved around the doorway.
- 27, Norwich StreetPink granite cladding adjacent to the doorway.
- 3 New Street SquareMain cladding on the building.
- 3, New Street SquareCladding.
- 33, HolbornGranite fins on the sides of the building.
- 40, Chancery LaneMain cladding on the building.
- 40, Chancery LaneCladding on foundations.
- 40, Holborn ViaductCladding all over the building.
- 5, Chancery LaneCladding on ground floor.
- 5, Norwich StreetCladding and rusticated stonework on the facade.
- 90, Fetter LaneCladding at pavement level and red granite dressings.
- 90, Fetter LaneCladding on main part of the building.
- Athene PlaceMain stone used for cladding the building. A cross-bedded calcarenite.
- Atlantic HouseRed sandstone cladding.
- Atlantic HouseFoundations.
- Atlantic HouseMain building stone.
- City TempleMain building stone.
- The Fable Restaurant, Holborn ViaductMain building stone
- Fleet Place HouseSeating and foundations for supporting girders on Holborn Viaduct.
- Fox Court, Gray's Inn RoadFoundation and Base layer building stone.
- Furnival StreetPaving. Slabs of York Stone with spectacular liesegang banding.
- Gray's Inn TraderCladding around door frame. A granite with pink feldspars and good examples of xenoliths.
- Holborn GateStreet furniture and paving in the forecourt.
- Holborn ViaductColumns supporting the viaduct on Farringdon Street
- The Knights TemplarMain building stone.
- The Knights TemplarColumns at the doorway.
- Morley HouseGranite used for foundations.
- Morley HouseMain building stone.
- Nevill Lane & New Street SquareDark, limestone paving.
- New Street SquarePaving and street furniture. This is a greenish coloured calc-schsist of unknown origin.
- Prince Consort MemorialFoundations.
- Prince Consort MemorialPlinth to bronze statue.
- Public Records OfficeStone dressings.
- Public Records OfficeRubble masonry. Some of this has been refurbished and replaced.
- Rolls BuildingFoundations and panels by doorways.
- Rolls BuildingMain stone used for cladding the building.
- Shoe LaneStreet furniture around Anthony Gormley's 'Sculpture in the City'.
- St Dunstan's Court ApartmentsSandstone cladding on the building.
- Staple Inn BuildingsCladding on ground floor.
- Stonecutter CourtCladding at pavement level.
- Winchester HouseMain stone used for cladding on the building.