Seems related to the concept of modular bathrooms and kitchens, and how that idea could be developed. A connection to a specific building project is not explicitly stated.

Relating to the Farrell and Grimshaw Partnership. In 1965 architects Terry Farrell and Nicholas Grimshaw began a fifteen year partnership, separating in 1980 to both start their own practices. Based in London, and both newly graduated, they undertook a number of housing and industrial projects, including 125 Park Road – one of the first blocks in the UK funded and built on the co-ownership principle; a student housing project with a distinctive spiralling staircase near Paddington; and the Herman Miller Factory in Bath.

The files in this series are a small collection of files, retained by Sir Terry Farrell at the breakup of the Farrell Grimshaw Partnership, relating to the practice and some of the projects undertaken.

File consists of 5 albums consisting of bound negatives and reduced scale photographs of Farrell and Grimshaw projects, including
File 1: Bletchley; Millman Street; East Bank; Wimbledon; Winnersh; Rotork.
File 2: Wellbury; 218 Sussex Gardens, Kingston; Porchester Sqaure; Highgate; Models.
File 3: International Student Centre; Park Road Health Centre.
File 4: International Student Centre Services Unit.
File 5: International Student Centre, Student Unit.

A collection of 5 x 4 inch negatives divided alphabetically by projects commencing between 1970-1985.