A collection of working drawings for stages of archiectural project. They are assumed to consist of tender and/or construction plans, sections and elevations with associated revisions. This file has not yet been catalogued at item level.

Previously, the Library housed a printing room, with working presses, which operated as a small publisher under the imprint 'Eagle Press'. The Eagle Press Collection contains facsimile reprints of printing manuals dating from the 18th and 19th centuries, together with the press' publications.

The item consists of 2 copies of a drawing for a project titled "Earlham Street". Colour coded cross sectional drawing of a large terrace building. Other image is just a duplicate. Item contains 2 35mm slides.

The model consists of two buildings. The model is encased with a detachable clear acrylic casing damaged on one side. Dimensions of height, width, depth in centimetres: 48 x 32 x 20

The Earls Court Masterplan, created approximately 2010, created four villages and a high street as the main place-making concept for the site. The four ‘villages’ were Earls Court, West Brompton, North End and West Kensington. In the masterplan Terry Farrell and Partners proposed a north-south orientation for the 21st century high street. This changed to an east-west orientation at a later masterplan concept stage, from North End Road to the east to Earls Court Station in the West. As part of this change Broadway was proposed as the main north-south route running through the site. For this reason, some of the design sketches are branded “BW” (not to be confused with Bluewater).

Construction Partners:
Architects: Birds Portchmouth Russum; Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates; Pilbrow and Partners; Patel Taylor
Engineers: Arup
Design and Planning: Cityscape Digital Ltd
Planning Consultancy: DP9

Includes reports the public realm, Exhibition Square, façade access option and streets strategy materials plan.

Part D WV05-2 The Terrace. Prepared on behalf of EC Properties.

Selection of 13th Century 'Roll of Arms', in the possession of the College of Arms which contains 195 Shields of Arms of the Sovereigns of European, English, French and Scottish noblemen and English Barons and Knights. (Selection contains 20 arms)