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Travertine

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40 locations recorded with this stone.

  1. 'Fana'A sculpture of a head by Emily Young carved from a travertine and breccia, a stone that has formed in a cav…Sedimentary·Travertine·near Southwark
  2. 120, HolbornWhite stone used for cladding and paving on the ground floor.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Chancery Lane
  3. 30, Farringdon LaneCladding on ground floor. A beautiful example of travertine.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Farringdon
  4. 40, Chancery LaneMain cladding on the building.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Chancery Lane
  5. 42-44 BishopsgateCladding.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Liverpool Street
  6. 43 Temple RowCladding in the portico around the main entrance.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Birmingham New Street
  7. 52-53, CornhillCladding in porch soffits.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Bank
  8. Alphabeta BuildingTravertine door frame and columns.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Old Street
  9. Archangel Michael SculptureA sculpted head in St Pancras churchyard, facing Wobourn Place.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Euston
  10. Barclays Bank, St James'sCladding over the whole building. The travertine here is filled with cream-coloured resin.Sedimentary·Travertine·near St James's Park
  11. BoodlesPink onyx used for cladding the building.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Hyde Park Corner
  12. Broadgate CircleCladding on the shop fronts.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Liverpool Street
  13. Cannon Bridge HousePorch soffitsSedimentary·Travertine·near Cannon Street
  14. Christie's Auctioneers, 8 King StreetPale yellow stone surrounding windows.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Green Park
  15. DNB BankCladding over entire building.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Monument
  16. Grosvenor GardensShell-covered huts in the gardens.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Victoria
  17. Haz RestaurantCladding. Cavities in the travertine have been naturally infilled with brown calcite onyx.Igneous·Travertine·near Aldgate
  18. Henry Moore ArchMain building stone. The Arch has recently (Summer 2024) been moved to Walthamstow, where it will remain fo…Sedimentary·Travertine·near Lancaster Gate
  19. House of FraserWhite stone used for wall cladding.Sedimentary·Travertine·near St James's Park
  20. Inamo RestaurantStone panels below windowsSedimentary·Travertine·near Piccadilly Circus
  21. La PerlaPink onyx used for cladding the building.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Hyde Park Corner
  22. Lewis's Department Store EntranceStone forming the doorcases.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Lime Street
  23. Louis Vuitton, New Bond StreetCladding in porch soffits. A spectacular stone that resembles wood at first glance.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Green Park
  24. McDonald's, Tottenham Court RoadCladding. This is one of McDonald's signature stones and it is used on many of their cafes.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Warren Street
  25. Midcity PlaceCladding in portico.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Holborn
  26. New CourtStone used for cladding.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Cannon Street
  27. One Cartwright GardensDecorative stonework in the portico around the entrance.a golden-colured, flame-finished stone. The stone w…Sedimentary·Travertine·near King's Cross St Pancras
  28. Peter Jones Department StoreEntrance to the store on Cadogan Gardens.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Sloane Square
  29. Ridgefield HouseExterior cladding around the main porch entrance and window.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Manchester Piccadilly
  30. Sexy Fish (Restaurant)Ornamental stone cladding on the outside of the restaurant at the corner of Berkeley Square and Bruton Lane…Sedimentary·Travertine·near Green Park
  31. Shell CentreCladdingSedimentary·Travertine
  32. St Giles Square SeatingStones used to constructed the swivelling chairs.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Tottenham Court Road
  33. St Giles Square SeatingStones used to construct the rotating chairs which are part of the 2022 installation 'Swivel' by Sabine Mar…Sedimentary·Travertine·near Tottenham Court Road
  34. St Giles Square SeatingStones used to construct the swivelling chairs. The plinth of this chair is made of yellow travertine.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Tottenham Court Road
  35. St Giles Square SeatingStones used to construct the rotating chairs which are part of the 2022 installation 'Swivel' by Sabine Mar…Sedimentary·Travertine·near Tottenham Court Road
  36. St James's Park StationPaving and cladding in station foyer.Sedimentary·Travertine·near St James's Park
  37. Street SculptureAn installation of large travertine 'pebbles' outside number 10 Great Queen Street. I haven't been able to…Sedimentary·Travertine
  38. Time & Life BuildingMain wall cladding on lower storey.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Green Park
  39. Victoria HousePaving in porches.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Holborn
  40. Vital IngredientCladdingSedimentary·Travertine·near Aldgate

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