Monzonite
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208 locations recorded with this stone.
- 1 City SquarePale grey pavement in front of the entrance steps and a narrow band of paving next to the foundations aroun…
- 1, America SquareBlue stone used to clad the foundation courses.
- 1, City RoadCladding on foundation courses.
- 1, IvegateBuilding cladding.
- 1, Station RoadStone used for the Egyptian-style pilasters around the lower ground floor of the building.
- 10 Essex StreetStone dressings and foundations.
- 10 South CrescentPillars framing the doorway
- 102, Quay StreetGrey igneous rock at pavement level.
- 107-111, BriggateBuilding cladding.
- 112-114, BriggateBuilding cladding.
- 113, Shoreditch High StreetStone cladding at foundation level.
- 121, BriggateBuilding cladding.
- 134-137, CheapsideCladding in the ground floor uses both polished and honed larvikite.
- 135, Godwin StreetBuilding cladding.
- 147-145, CheapsideExterior wall column cladding. This building uses both the familiar polished larvikite and also the unpolis…
- 15, Hanover SquareCladding on ground floor.
- 150 Sloane Street (Jo Malone)Socles to engaged pillars.
- 156 Sloane StreetPilasters at porch.
- 157 Sloane Street (Anya Hindmarch)Socles to engaged pillars.
- 16, Park RowBrown granite plinth to the door frame.
- 19 -23 King StreetLarvikite wall cladding on either side of the door into the offices above. The shop fronts have been modern…
- 2, Tyrrel StreetBuilding cladding.
- 233, High StreetStone used for foundations. This is a former Burton's menswear store and has foundation stones laid by the…
- 26, Market StreetWall-cladding on the corner of the building, under the arch and facing the road.
- 28 Market StreetBuilding cladding.
- 31-33, Coinagehall StreetCladding at foundation level around the shop front.
- 33, Cavendish SquareCladding
- 34, Silver StreetBuilding cladding
- 35-38 High StreetColumns between shop fronts.
- 36 Princess StreetColumn plinths.
- 37, Sidney Street (Fopp Records)Cladding on ground floor shop front.
- 4, High StreetEngaged pillars on either side of the doorway.
- 4, High StreetFoundations of door surrounds. The inscription marks this as a former branch of Burton's clothes store.
- 47, Sidney Street (Edinburgh Woollen Mill)Square section pillars between the shop front windows. A dark, bronzy-green variety of larvikite.
- 47, Sidney Street (Edinburgh Woollen Mill)Foundation course. A pale grey variety of larvikite.
- 47, St Sepulchre GateStone used as cladding on this corner building.
- 5, Norwich StreetCladding and rusticated stonework on the facade.
- 51-55, Gresham StreetFoundations.
- 55, BishopsgateMain building stone. An unusual example of flame-dressed rather than polished larvikite.
- 55, King StreetExterior cladding in Larvikite, both polished around the doorway and also deeply ridged for decorative effect.
- 60, St Martin's LaneFoundation of pillars.
- 60-61 South Molton StreetFoundations
- 62-65 Trafalgar SquareGrey cladding.
- 63 High StreetPillar between shopfronts.
- 69, Market StreetBuilding cladding.
- 71, Fenchurch StreetBlack stone cladding the foundations.
- 80, StrandGrey granite used as bases to columns and pillars.
- 80, StrandBlack stone used as foundations course inside the archway.
- Akari Japanese RestaurantFoundations of this former Victorian pub on the corner of Essex Road and Cannonbury Road.
- The Albert Public HouseGrey stone used for the foundations.
- Alhambra HouseCladding on facade.
- Allied Irish BankStone behind the bank's logo, above eye level. Unfortunatel to high to photograph!
- The Angel (Co-op Bank)Cladding on ground floor
- The Angel, St Giles High StreetCladding
- The Argyll ArmsFoundations of the pilasters.
- Awesome Thai RestaurantAn ornate Victorian engaged column between the restaurant and the optician's shop next door. The base is an…
- Bank ChambersA grey larvikite is used of the plinths of the engaged granite columns, separating the windows.
- Basing HouseStone cladding on the ground floor of the building.
- Beacontree AvenuePlaque to commemorate firefighters, William Shadbolt, Sidney Lee and Edward Manning, who lost their lives i…
- The BellStone used for the foundations of the pillars.
- The BellStone used for the engaged pillars.
- Betfred SouthendThis shop is clad with grey larvikite.
- Blackfriars Road Post OfficeCladding at each end of the Post Office's facade.
- The Bridge LoungeStone columns on the ground floor.
- Bristol Street Drinking FountainGrey stone used for columns.
- The Bunch of GrapesColumns and cladding.
- Burberry's, New Bond StreetFoundations
- Cafe NeroColumn to right of window. This was a former branch of Burton's, and the firm used larvikite as their trade…
- Cafe Nero, 2, High StreetBlack stone surrounding the windows.
- Cafe RioIgneous rock used to clad the building.
- Carphone WarehouseBlack stone cladding around the windows.
- Catesby's BuildingFoundations and plinths of the columns.
- Central ParadePanel below the coats of arms on the corner of Church Hill Road.
- Central Square, BrindleyplaceWalls around the fountain basin.
- Chingford Mount CemeteryAllen Memorial, a black celtic cross.
- Chingford Mount CemeteryNay Memorial.
- Chingford Mount CemeteryBass family memorial.
- The ClachanCladding
- The ClarenceFoundations
- Co-op BankAll ground floor exterior stonework, door frames pillars and panels.
- The Coach MakersFoundations.
- Colmore Gate to 8 Colmore RowBlue stone used to clad this complex.
- Corbett BookmakersStone used for foundations. The upper stories of the building are clad in architectural ceramics.
- Cordings; 19 PiccadillyCladding
- Court Lodge, Sloane SquareSocles to the grey, engaged pillars.
- Court Lodge, Sloane SquareRusticated, grey, engaged pillars.
- Crown & Sceptre PubPanels below windows.
- Crown HotelStone used for cladding at foundation level.
- The Cutler's HllBlack stone dressings around the doors.
- David Morris, New Bond StreetFoundations
- DebenhamsCladding on square section pillars at east entrance.
- Dench FitnessGrey larvikite cladding beneath the windows. This is a former pub, and is clad with a number of decorat…
- Dench FitnessBronze larvikite window sill. This former pub is clad in a variety of decorative granites.
- DFS, Tottenham Court RoadPillars between shop fronts
- Dog & DuckPillars
- Dorrington HouseBlack cladding on the foundations.
- Eagle HouseBlue dressings around the doorways.
- Eagle HouseMain stone used for cladding on the ground floor. A brownish variety of larvikite.
- The FeathersCladding on ground floor.
- Fenchurch Street StationFoundations to columns on St Katharines Row entrance.
- Fitzroy TavernFoundations and column capitals
- Fossil Watch StorePlinths of pilasters.
- Fountains Abbey PubMain building stone on ground floor.
- FrenchgateStone used as cladding around the entrances.
- Full of Beans CafeCladding on the front of the building. Added Urban Geology bonus points for having dinosaurs in the window!
- Gail's BakeryFoundations.
- Gallery GiftsA strip of larvikite beneath the windows of this shop front.
- Gallery HouseBuilding cladding.
- Gallery HouseEngaged pillars to the left and right of the doors. These have been grooved to supply extra texture. This…
- The GateBlack stone cladding on the foundations.
- The GeorgeGrey polished stone dressings.
- The GeorgeBlack larvikite sills.
- The George & VultureFoundations.
- The George & VultureCladding below windows.
- Glyne Gap BeachBoulders of grey-blue larvikite are used to create sea-defences on the beach.
- The Golden LionCladding on ground floor
- Great Minster HouseFoundations.
- Harvey NicholsCladding on engaged pillars either side of the windows.
- Haslar Sea WallBlocks of coarse-grained igneous rock used as sea defences.
- High Road, Woodford GreenPillars between shop fronts.
- High Road, Woodford GreenPillars between shop fronts. One or two of these are made of a brown, porphyritic variety of Larvikite.
- The HippodromeCladding on ground floor.
- Holland HouseFoundations, cladding around doorway and the sculpture of the prow of a ship. The rest of the older part of…
- Home Partnership Estate AgentsStone used for the foundations below the windows.
- House of FraserCladding on the front of the lower floor of the shop.
- HSBC BankDressings on the external pillars, found at about 1 metre above ground level
- HSBC IslingtonThis building occupies what was once the white Lion Public House. The windows a separated by granite column…
- Hughes MemorialElaborate grave marker for the Hughes family in Llanaelhearn churchyard.
- Ivor HouseBlue-grey igneous rock used to clad the building. This building was once a department store, but it has bee…
- Jules Verne PubExterior wall-panelling plus door and window panels.
- Just Jents' Hair SalonWall cladding below the window.
- JW Steak HouseWall around dining area.
- Kala BistroPolished cladding and dressed stonework on the facade of the building.
- KH HouseFoundations stone visible as the first metre above the pavement.
- King's ArmsFoundations
- Knoops, Kensington.Grey igneous rock cladding on this former pub.
- MacdonaldsPiers of larvikite flanking the Macdonalds restaurant.
- Mantell Gwynedd Volunteering CentreFormerly a fine Victorian Shop, Lake and Co.
- Marks and SpencersCladding on front of building.
- Martha Smith Drinking FountainColumns supporting the fountain canopy.
- Mary Jane's BarCladding around windows on ground floor.
- Memorial to Denia PalumboStone used for the plinth of the bronze sculpture.
- MillersFoundations.
- Muswell Hill BroadwayParade of shops of the east side of the Broadway. Shop fronts are divided by engaged and freestanding colum…
- Muswell Hill BroadwayParade of shops of the east side of the Broadway. Shop fronts are divided by engaged and freestanding colum…
- The Nag's HeadStone cladding and dressings in the ground floor.
- Needless AlleyDark grey cladding.
- New Cross InnCladding on ground floor.
- Newman Street TavernReplacement foundations.
- Newman Street TavernFoundations and cladding behind pillars
- Norway House (Thai Square Restaurant)Main building stone. This is an unusual example of honed and axe dressed larvikite, which is usually polished.
- The Old Red LionMain cladding material.
- Old Red LionColumn plinths.
- Patisserie Joie de VieFoundation panels beneath the windows.
- Peace Garden FountainBlue-grey stone used as roundels in the design of the fountain.
- Pearl Assurance HouseWall-panelling to the left of the nameplate in and around the porch.
- Pool StreetCladding on the engaged pillar at both sides of the shop front.
- PoundstretcherStone used for cladding around the windows.
- Princess Louise PubFoundations
- Principality Building SocietyDecorative stone used to clad the facade.
- Queen Anne ChambersDoor surrounds.
- The Queen's Head PubA small pub with a lot of interesting geology. The foundations of the engaged pilasters are larvikite.
- RBS Threadneedle StreetCladding over entire building
- RBS, Tottenham Court RoadCladding. Two varieties of blue larvikite are used here, the standard 'Blue' version and the more spectacul…
- The Red HerringCladding on retaining walls.
- The Red LionCladding above foundations.
- The Red LionCladding and foundations.
- The Rising SunCladding on the ground floor use a brownish variety of Emerald Pearl Larvikite.
- Roberts & Owen JewellersStone used for caldding under the windows.
- Rolex StoreCladding on ground floor.
- The Royal StandardGrey stone at foundation level.
- Scandinavian HouseCladding
- Sinatra's Wine BarCrazy paving on the doorstep.
- Slug & Lettuce BarCladding on the door surround to the apartments accompanying the restaurant.
- The Smugglers TavernThe pillars at each end of the pub's frontage are of a brownish, bronzy variety of Emerald Pearl Larvikite.
- South Kensington TubeFoundations beneath the shop windows in the arcade at the entrance to the tube station.
- The Spice of LifeColumns
- St Ives RNLI Lifeboat StationPlaque on the outside of the lifeboat station commemorating the 1939 disaster in which the crew lost their…
- St John's Drinking FountainWater fountain outside St John's Church, on New North Road.
- Star of the EastDressings on ground floor
- Sterling FoodsTwo varieties of larvikite are used for cladding on this shop front.
- Strada RestaurantFoundations. A darker variety of larvikite is used for the foundations.
- Strada RestaurantCladding on the lower storey.
- Stradivarius StoreCladding on the front of the shop.
- SubwayStone used for cladding the building.
- Sukhothai RestaurantGrooved pillars flanking the porch and separating the windows.
- The SwanStone used for columns at the door.
- Temperance SocietyFoundations.
- The Three JohnsFoundations.
- Time & Life BuildingFoundations
- Time & Life BuildingFoundations of the building.
- TrocaderoCladding on the Coventry Street facade of the Trocadero.
- The Twelve PinsStone bases of engaged pillars around the building.
- UCL Ear InstituteCladding beneath the windows.
- Verve Cafe BarDark green wall cladding
- Verve Cafe BarGrey wall cladding
- The Viaduct TavernRed granite dressings.
- Victoria StationCladding in entrance passages at the front of the station.
- W. Williams JonesEngaged pillars on either side of the shop front.
- Walton-on-the-Naze Crag WalkLarvikite blocks used as coastal defences and for forming the main structure of the Crag Walk, which protec…
- Waxy's Little SisterLarvikite is used as dressings and trim on the Victorian pub, which also uses two other types of granite on…
- The West Bromwich Building SocietyStone used for foundations and the door surround.
- William Hill BookmakersCladding on the shop frontage.
- Winchester HouseMain stone used for cladding on the building.
- The WindmillFoundations.
- The YorkFoundations
- Zetland ArmsDark igneous rock used as cladding.
- Zetland ArmsBuilding cladding