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23 locations with this as their nearest station.
- 12-16, Fitzroy StreetWall cladding in porch soffits.
- 2-3, Triton SquareBlack granite cladding the building. Because this stone takes a high polish, it is impossible to photograph.
- 20, Triton SquareCladding
- 20, Triton StreetFoundations
- 4, Triton SquareGrey granite cladding at pavement level. The sandstone used on the upper storeys is of unknown provenance.
- 4, Triton SquareCream and brown stone cladding on upper stories and in the entrance foyer to 1, Triton Square.
- Cafe RioIgneous rock used to clad the building.
- The Court PubFoundations
- Fitzroy SquareWell-preserved ripples in fluvial sandstones used for Georgian-period paving in Fitzroy Square.
- Giant's Causeway, Triton SquareGrey Granite paving & block seating.
- Halifax Bank, Tottenham Court RoadGrey granite cladding.
- Hampstead RoadStreet furniture in front of Sainsbury's and Regent's Tower (on the corner of Brock Street).
- Longford Square, Regent's PlaceKerbstones
- Longford Square, Regent's PlacePaving flagstones.
- Longford Square, Regent's PlacePlanters and street-furniture along the pavement.
- Longford StreetPaving stones with ripple structures concentrating carbon.
- Maple HouseCladding
- McDonald's, Tottenham Court RoadCladding. This is one of McDonald's signature stones and it is used on many of their cafes.
- Regent's PlaceA block of megacrystic granite, located at the entrance to Regent's Place from Hampstead Road.
- The Smugglers TavernThe pillars at each end of the pub's frontage are of a brownish, bronzy variety of Emerald Pearl Larvikite.
- St Mary Magdalene ChurchKentish Ragstone is the main building stone sued in the Victorian church.
- St Mary Magdalene ChurchBath Stone is used for window dressings and the odd block of masonry in the church's fabric.
- Triton Square, Regent's PlaceKerbstones around taxi turning circle.