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Designs and working drawings for the new Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, December 1823-October 1824 (106)
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Designs and working drawings for the new Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, December 1823-October 1824 (106)
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Contents of Designs and working drawings for the new Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, December 1823-October 1824 (106)
- Preliminary designs for new Board of Trade Offices, 1823 (2)
- Designs for new Board of Trade Offices, December 1823 (6)
- Designs for the ground and first floors of the new Board of Trade Offices, January-February 1824 (6)
- Designs for new Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, February 1824 (6)
- Designs for new Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, February 1824 (5)
- Design for the first floor of the new Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, March 1824
- Survey drawing of the old Council Offices, April 1824
- Survey drawings of the site of the new Board of Trade and Privy Council offices showing excavated ground (5)
- Survey drawing of the Old Tennis Court containing the offices of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, 1824
- Further designs for the new Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, May 1824 (3)
- Designs for ground and first floors of the Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, June 1824 (6)
- Further designs for the new Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, June 1824 (4)
- Variant designs for the entrance and centre of the façade, June 1824 (3)
- Designs for ground floor, first floor and façade of the new Board of Trade Offices, June 1824 (5)
- Design for the façade of the new Board of Trade Offices, June 1824
- Designs for new Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices with balustrade and attic added later, June 1824 (4)
- Designs showing a comparison of three-quarter and whole columns, June 1824 (2)
- Design retaining the Tivoli order, June 1824
- Design for the ground floor of the new Board of Trade Offices, July 1824
- Designs for new Privy Council Offices, July 1824 (2)
- Working drawing for part of the front elevation, July 1824
- Design for the rear elevation of the new Board of Trade Offices, July 1824
- Working drawings for window jambs, July 1824 (2)
- Working drawings for the 'long passage', July 1824 (2)
- Designs for the Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, ?July 1824 (2)
- Designs for the rear elevation of the new Board of Trade Offices, July 1824 (2)
- Alternative designs for the front entrance using different orders, July 1824
- Design for new Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices using the order of the Temple of Jupiter Stator (Castor and Pollux) at Rome, July 1824 (3)
- Working drawings for one of the bays on the front of the new building, July 1824 (3)
- Design for the basement of the new Board of Trade Offices, August 1824
- Working drawing for the Board of Trade Offices, August 1824
- Working drawings for columns, and architraves over windows, August 1824 (4)
- Working drawing for the upper part of the frontage, September 1824
- Working drawing for the north end and roof of the new building, September 1824 (2)
- Working drawings for an entablature based on the order of the Temple of Jupiter Stator (Castor and Pollux) at Rome, September 1824 (2)
- Working drawings for a new entrance to the Treasury Passage, September 1824 (2)
- Design for the Board of Trade Offices and entrance to the Treasury Passage, September 1824
- Working drawing for the balustrade, September 1824
- Working drawings for the roofs, September 1824 (2)
- Working drawing for the cornices of the attic and balustrade, September 1824
- Designs for the balustrade to the basement, September 1824
- Design and working drawing for the ground floor of the Board of Trade Offices, September 1824 (2)
- Working drawings for the Board of Trade Offices, October 1824 (3)