Townhouse, London BelgraviaLine drawing of a London townhouse, built during the reign of British monarchs George I IV, circa 1700s. Characterised by their tall, narrow and symmetrical proportions, many Georgian townhouses were historically owned by the rich as city pads. Today, these houses line some of the most affluent streets in London. Printed on 250gsm textured art paper. Available in 3 sizes. (Frame not included)

Completed in 1952

completed in 1969

but it's there

gracing the city’s skyline for the last 300 years

narrow and symmetrical proportions

50 x 70 cm

it was a groundbreaking piece of architecture

one of the largest brick buildings in the world today

Paul’s Cathedral

The iconic Midland Hotel was originally designed by Charles Trubshaw as a railway hotel to Manchester’s Central Station in the early 1900s

Its elevation is one of the finest examples of brutalist architecture in post-war Britain

Offer ends Sunday 19 May