Detail View: SHIMMER: Royal Festival Hall

Title: 
Royal Festival Hall
Creation Date: 
1951
Image Date: 
1960
Period: 
20th century
Location: 
London
Country: 
ENGLAND, UK
Display Creator: 
MARTIN, Leslie ; LONDON CITY COUNCIL ARCHITECTS
Terms: 
Concert halls
Image ID: 
09-1114
Description: 
Exterior view: the original riverside façade from Hungerford Bridge. This was altered in 1964 and again 2005-2007. Built by the Greater London Council Architects' Department as part of the Festival of Britain. Their team of 3 architects was led by Leslie Martin. [photographed on August 10, 1960]
Rights: 
© Sheffield Hallam University
Permissions: 
For educational use only. This image may be used in print or digital materials provided that full acknowledgment is given, expressed as follows: " © < insert details from the 'Rights' field >. Photographed by < insert details from the 'Photographed by' field >."
Related Information: 
Duncan Horne, an architect, left a collection of slide transparencies on his death. These were donated to Sheffield Hallam University's Slide Collection by his daughter in 2007. Duncan Horne trained in Liverpool, and then worked in London for Maxwell FRY, Jane DREW, and Partners. He moved to Australia in 1965 where he worked with Bert HELY.
Photographed by: 
Duncan Horne
Creator: 
HOLLAND, HANNEN & CUBITTS
Creator Role: 
Building firm.
Nationality: 
British.
Creator: 
MARTIN, Leslie
Creator Dates - Born: 
1908
Creator Dates - Died: 
2000
Creator Role: 
Lead architect.
Culture Gender: 
Male.
Nationality: 
British.
Creator: 
MATTHEW, Robert Hogg
Creator Dates - Born: 
1906
Creator Dates - Died: 
1975
Creator Role: 
Architect.
Culture Gender: 
Male.
Nationality: 
British - Scottish.
Creator: 
MORO, Peter
Creator Dates - Born: 
1911
Creator Dates - Died: 
1998
Creator Role: 
Architect.
Culture Gender: 
Male.
Nationality: 
British.
Subject Heading: 
Architecture -- 1900-2000
Subject Heading: 
Architecture -- England -- London
Subject Heading: 
Royal Festival Hall (London, England)
Subject Heading: 
Festival of Britain (1951)
Subject Heading: 
Music halls -- England -- London
Subject Heading: 
Modernism (Architecture)