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South Bank: plans, 1950-c1960

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Identifier: PJM/LCC/E/4.8

Scope and Contents

Plans of the London County Council Comprehensive development Area no 4: South Bank, collected by Percy Johnson-Marshall while a member of the Reconstruction Areas Group of the Town Planning Division of London County Council's Architect's Department:
  1. South Bank Area - 20 year zoning proposal, (9 September 1950)
  2. South Bank permanent development scheme, (February 1953)
  3. Scheme A site layout plans - car parks and airway terminal, (February 1953)
  4. South Bank permanent development, (May 1953)
  5. South Bank permanent development (2), (October 1953)
  6. South Bank permanent development (3), (c1953)
  7. South Bank assorted perspective drawings, (c1953)
  8. South Bank layout plan, (c1953)
  9. South Bank layout plans (2), (c1953)
  10. South Bank CDA layout plans, (c1953)
  11. Upstream offices , (1953-1956)
  12. South Bank permanent development hotel, (1953)
  13. Government Centre South Bank hotel, (c1953)
  14. South Bank street design, (1951-1955)
  15. South Bank permanent development - airlines town terminal, (1 July 1953)
  16. South Bank permanent development - suggested proposal for permanent reinstatement of Thameside Restaurant, (8 November 1955)
  17. Rennie memorial - proposed resiting of monument, (18 January 1956)
  18. Development of Prince's Meadow South Bank, (c1960)
  19. South Bank Vauxhall SE11 - architectural appreciation, (c1960)
  20. South Bank interim development, (1951-1952)
  21. Railway boundaries, (c1953)

Dates

  • Creation: 1950-c1960

Creator

Language of Materials

This material is in English

Physical Description

17 plan files

Conditions Governing Access

This material is unrestricted.

Extent

From the Sub-Fonds: 3.5 metres

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