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Architect unknown, 19 St. John's Wood Road, Studio-house of G. A. Storey

Built in 1851, this house was Italianate in style.

Little Holland House

North view of The Avenue

Frederick W. Waller (1848-1933), Architect, son and partner of Frederick S. Waller (1822-1905), Flaxley, Studio-house of B. Riviere

The house underwent extensive renovation to serve as a studio home for Riviere. A glass-roof stable studio was added.

39 Frognal, present day, George P. Landow

Greenaway's balcony, George P. Landow

Detail in Greenaway's home, George P. Landow

Contemporary view of Grove End Road

J. Pettie's Studio

Original architect unknown; conversion designed by Lawrence Alma-Tadema (1836-1912), painter; and George Aitchison (1825-1910), architect.
, Townshend House, Studio-home of L. Alma-Tadema

This was a two-story house, painted brown below and pale yellow above, surrounded by a garden, with the passageway leading up to the entrance. It was…

Alma Tadema's Studio, unknown engraver;

H. Zimmern

An alternate view of Tadema's studio.

Photograph of 28 Hyde Park Gate, House designed by Richard Redgrave
Photograph taken by Alan Patient

Spudgun67, Wikipedia uploader (original work), 2a Melbury Road

A modern-day photo of Hamo Thornycroft's old studio located at 2a Melbury Road, Holland Park, London.

George Shaw of Saddleworth (1810-1876): architect of library wing c. 1865; John Douglas (1830-1911) and Daniel Porter Fordham (1846-1899): architects of muniment room c.1887 and enlarged porch in 1889, Hawarden Castle, Home of W. E. Gladstone

Built in the mid-18th century on the grounds of the medieval Hawarden Castle’s ruins, the new Hawarden Castle was home to W. E. Gladstone after his…

John Belcher (1841-1913), architect, 2a Melbury Road, Holland Park,

Adorned with a blue plaque commemorating the residence of Hamo Thornycroft, the red-brick house at 2a Melbury Road, Holland Park, London stands…

"The Inner Studio"

Marshall’s house, no. 115, would have been constructed by the well-known architect and builder Thomas Cubitt (1788–1855), 115 Ebury Street, Studio-house of William Calder Marshall

Thomas Cubitt’s terraced houses were covered in stucco, painted white and scored to simulate the appearance of painted stone blocks.

Alfred Gilbert, Ivy House, Studio-house of Sir John Gilbert

Richard Redgrave (1804-1888). According to his daughter he provided the sketches for this house. There is no other known architect., 18 Hyde Park Gate South

A simple, brick faced house in the Georgian tradition, with gables and overhanging eaves. The studio is located at the rear of the house at garden…

Avenue Studios, London