Near St James's Park
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- 10 Victoria StreetGrey-green, decorative panels on the upper stories.
- 100, Petty FranceStone used for foundations.
- 100, Petty FranceGreen slate panels used as cladding on the upper stories.
- 14, Tothill StreetFoundations.
- 14, Tothill StreetMain building stone.
- 27-25 Victoria StreetFoundations.
- 55-57 Victoria StreetWall cladding. This building is currently undergoing refurbishment. This entry will be updated as appropria…
- 71 Victoria StreetColumns of grey gneiss around the doorway.
- 77-93 Victoria StreetPink granite used for ground floor cladding on columns.
- The Albert Public HouseGrey stone used for the foundations.
- The Albert Public HouseRed granite pillars. Look out for the characteristic slightly blue-violet quartz.
- Artillery MansionsColumns at entrance archway.
- Bali memorialA large grey granite ball carved with 202 doves stands as a memorial to the Bali bombings in 2002.
- Barclays Bank, St James'sCladding over the whole building. The travertine here is filled with cream-coloured resin.
- Birdcage Walk Drinking FountainStone used for the sculpture and basins.
- Birdcage Walk Drinking FountainDog's drinking trough.
- Birdcage Walk Drinking FountainPlinth of the fountain.
- Buckingham PalaceThe rear of the Palace is constructed of yellow Bath Stone.
- Caxton HouseThe whole building is clad with algal reefal limestone, an unusual variety of Portland Stone.
- Caxton HouseFoundations.
- Church HouseOdd shaped pieces of oolitic limestone are used in the wall caladding along with flint. These are bloks of…
- Church HouseA fossil echinoid (sea urchin) is included in the wall to the left of the doorway on the corner of Tufton S…
- Church HouseSplit fints are used to face the building. These include fossil echinoids, and shaped flints forming letter…
- College Garden WallRubble masonry construction of the wall.
- Department of Business, Innovation & SkillsBlack stone used on the foundations.
- Department of Business, Innovation & SkillsWhite stone used for wall cladding. This is an unusual stone composed of quartz and plagioclase from Norway…
- House of FraserDark red granite used for foundations.
- House of FraserWhite stone used for wall cladding.
- Ministry of JusticeMain building stone.
- Royal Institute of Chartered SurveyorsStonework.
- St James's Park StationMain building stone.
- St James's Park StationPaving and cladding in station foyer.
- St James's Park StationFoundations, columns and dressings around the doorway are in a honed, Norwegian grey granite, possibly Idde…
- Statue of Abraham LincolnStone used for the plinth of the bronze sculpture.
- Supreme CourtMain building stone.
- Victims of Violence MemorialPlinth of Victims of Violence Memorial at Broadway entrance to Christchurch Gardens.
- Victims of Violence MemorialInscription plaque of Victims of Violence Memorial at Broadway entrance to Christchurch Gardens.
- Westminster City HallBlack wall of polished stone, adjacent to Waitrose.
- Westminster Scholars War MemorialRed granite dressings.
- Westminster Scholars War MemorialMain building stone.
- Wilcox PlaceThree types of stone are used as paving setts. This is a grey gneiss with white 'augen'.
- Wilcox PlaceThree types of stone are used as paving setts. This is a black basalt with pyroxene phenocrysts.
- Wilcox PlaceThree types of stone are used as paving setts. This is a grey granite.
- Windsor HouseExterior wall cladding.
- Windsor HouseInterior & exterior paving. Look out for the red garnets in this otherwise white rock.
- Windsor HouseWhite granite used of interior wall cladding & exterior paving.