Art Deco architecture in London
Discover 19 places in London shaped by Art Deco architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Art Deco is the geometric, heavily ornamented style of the 1920s and 1930s: zigzags, chevrons and sunbursts worked in terracotta, chrome and glass. It takes its name from a Paris exposition held in 1925. More about art deco
Art Deco in London
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Hounslow West tube station
1975 · Charles Holden
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Boston Manor tube station
1934 · Charles Holden
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Park Royal tube station
1936 · Welch & Lander
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Chelsea Bridge
1937 · G. Topham Forrest
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Lambeth Bridge
1932 · Sir George Humphreys
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O2 Academy Brixton
1929 · Edward A. Stone
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Balham tube station
1926 · Charles Holden
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Du Cane Court
1937 · George Kay Green
- Borough Market
- Tooting Bec tube station Charles Holden
- Tooting Broadway tube station Charles Holden
- Granada Tooting Cecil Masey
- Senate House Charles Holden
- Eltham Palace Seely & Paget
- Battersea Power Station Giles Gilbert Scott
- Hoover Building Wallis, Gilbert and Partners
- Daily Express Building Ellis and Clarke
- BBC Broadcasting House George Val Myer
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