Entrance to the Firestone Tyre Factory, Brentford, England, designed by Wallis, Gilbert and Partners in 1928 and demolished in 1980. Its destruction led to a push for greater protections for 20th-century British buildings
DeepEnoughToFlip says "Every conservation society needs a martyr." I remember reading that line in the C20 Society magazine once.
drfusterenstein says In my art deco architecture book there’s a bit about this. Don’t have the book with me but remind me! 3 months
elfo222 says Why does that remind me so much of the entrance to one of the ministries in Terry Gilliam’s Brazil?
Thirsty_Comment88 says
That is a cool entrance!
-LaithCross- says
Free and accepted? No idea What you are talking about-
usemeabuseme-62 says
Talk about "making an entrance" cool
DeepEnoughToFlip says
"Every conservation society needs a martyr."
I remember reading that line in the C20 Society magazine once.
drfusterenstein says
In my art deco architecture book there’s a bit about this. Don’t have the book with me but remind me! 3 months
elfo222 says
Why does that remind me so much of the entrance to one of the ministries in Terry Gilliam’s Brazil?
Fisher212121 says
Post on r/londonarchitecture!