Florin Court: Art Deco Architecture in London Another in a series of articles detailing Art Deco Architecture similar to Du Cane Court. Unlike Du Cane DCourt however, Florin Court is well appointed with a swimming pool and rooftop gardens. Something I was always jealous of when I visited a friend who lived there whilst IContinueContinue reading “The Enduring Legacy of Florin Court”
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Sip cocktails in an art deco bar
Sip Cocktails in an Art Deco Bar in London Experience Timeless Elegance: London’s Art Deco Cocktail Bars London’s cocktail scene is renowned for its diversity and innovation, but for those seeking a touch of vintage glamour, the city’s Art Deco bars offer an unmatched experience. These bars not only serve exquisite cocktails but also transportContinueContinue reading “Sip cocktails in an art deco bar”
Watch films in an art deco cinema
Experience Cinematic Elegance: Watch Films in an Art Deco Cinema in London A Journey Back in Time: The Magic of Art Deco Cinemas London is home to some of the most enchanting Art Deco cinemas, where you can enjoy films in settings that exude the glamour and sophistication of the 1920s and 1930s. These architecturalContinueContinue reading “Watch films in an art deco cinema”
The Architect Behind Singapore’s Art Deco Masterpiece – Frank Brewer
Frank Brewer: The Visionary Architect Behind Singapore’s Iconic Cathay Building The architectural landscape of Singapore is a testament to the city-state’s rich history and rapid modernization. Among the pioneering architects who have shaped this skyline is Frank Brewer, whose contributions remain etched in the annals of Singapore’s architectural heritage. Brewer’s most notable work, the CathayContinueContinue reading “The Architect Behind Singapore’s Art Deco Masterpiece – Frank Brewer”
Sleep in an Art Deco hotel: The Beaumont Hotel London
Embrace the Elegance of The Beaumont Hotel London: A Journey into Art Deco Splendour Discovering The Beaumont: London’s Art Deco Haven Located in the heart of Mayfair, The Beaumont Hotel offers a unique blend of 1920s charm and contemporary luxury. Renowned for its exquisite Art Deco interiors, the hotel transports guests to a bygone eraContinueContinue reading “Sleep in an Art Deco hotel: The Beaumont Hotel London”
Art Deco McDonald’s: Plus the 13 Other Most Beautiful McDonald’s in the World
Art Deco McDonald’s: and The 13 Other Most Beautiful McDonald’s in the World When you think of McDonald’s, the first images that likely come to mind are golden arches, fast food, and drive-thru windows. However, McDonald’s has some locations that defy expectations with stunning architecture and unique designs. This article takes you on a tourContinueContinue reading “Art Deco McDonald’s: Plus the 13 Other Most Beautiful McDonald’s in the World”
Du Cane Court: Rediscovering a 1930s Build-to-Rent Marvel
Welcome to the world of Du Cane Court, a timeless testament to the innovation of the Build-to-Rent sector. With a legacy dating back to the 1930s, Du Cane Court continues to captivate with its architectural brilliance and visionary design. Join us as we delve into the story of this iconic development and explore how itsContinueContinue reading “Du Cane Court: Rediscovering a 1930s Build-to-Rent Marvel”
Flashback to London’s Vibrant 1930s: Iconic Events that Shaped the Decade!
In the 1930s, London experienced significant events and developments across various areas, including politics, culture, and social changes. Some major events that occurred in London during that decade include: The Great Depression: The global economic downturn of the late 1920s and 1930s had a significant impact on London, leading to high unemployment rates and economicContinueContinue reading “Flashback to London’s Vibrant 1930s: Iconic Events that Shaped the Decade!”
The Lyceum Cinema: A Govan Landmark Seeking Revival in Glasgow
The story of Govan’s jazz-era giant, the Lyceum Cinema, seems to echo the decline of the local shipyards that once thrived in the area. Opening its doors on Govan Road in 1938, this grand cinema boasted a capacity of 2,600 patrons. Designed by the esteemed architectural partnership of McNair and Elder, the Lyceum stands asContinueContinue reading “The Lyceum Cinema: A Govan Landmark Seeking Revival in Glasgow”
Ascot Cinema: A Thoroughbred of Art Deco Splendour Transformed in Glasgow
The Ascot Cinema, a remarkable example of Art Deco magnificence, opened its doors on December 6, 1939, featuring Gracie Fields in “Shipyard Sally.” Built by Great Western Cinemas, the theater changed hands over the years, eventually being rebranded as the Gaumont in July 1950 under Gaumont British Theatres Ltd. It then became part of theContinueContinue reading “Ascot Cinema: A Thoroughbred of Art Deco Splendour Transformed in Glasgow”