Ebbsfleet CAD Drawings File, Undated
- TF-09905
- File
- 1997-1997
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive
A collection of drawing image slides for
Ebbsfleet. The file consists of 3 35mm slides
in 1 wallet.
Farrells
Ebbsfleet CAD Drawings File, Undated
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive
A collection of drawing image slides for
Ebbsfleet. The file consists of 3 35mm slides
in 1 wallet.
Farrells
Ebbsfleet Masterplan Drawings File
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive
A collection of drawing image slides for
Ebbsfleet. The file consists of 21 35mm slides
in 5 wallets.
Farrells
Ebbsfleet Masterplan Models File
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive
A collection of model image slides for Ebbsfleet. The file consists of 14 5mm slides in 4 wallets.
Farrells
Ebbsfleet Text Slides File, Undated
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive
A text image slide for Ebbsfleet. The file
consists of 1 35mm slide in 1 wallet.
Farrells
EC1 Townhouses, Final Design Report, June 2011
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive
Prepared for Capital and Counties Properties.
Ecological and Historical Research File, April - December 2007
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive
A collection of website research and news pages about environmental and historic considerations in the Thames Gateway region, largely focused on Kent.
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive
Size: 400mm x 600mm.
Ecovert Accommodation Drawings
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive
DOI: TF-2022-09-13-003
Part of Farrell (Sir Terry) Archive
In 1994/1995, Terry Farrell & Company submitted a scheme for an addition to a series of converted Robert Adam townhouses in Charlotte Square, with the aim to provide speculative office accommodation. The scheme, developed for Scottish Widows, proposed retaining numbers 15-17 Charlotte Square in their entirety, but to replace the buildings in the ‘backland’ behind the townhouses with a new grouping of low rise-office blocks and a basement carpark. These were of the same massing as the existing buildings and were to be joined to the townhouses by a new glass link. The areas around the new buildings were to be landscaped, and the interior and exterior of the original buildings cleared of accretions and restored (including the reinstating of the original roofscape). Inside the building units the plan allowed for a number of letting arrangements, with the new building linked to numbers 15 and 16, and 17 remained a self-contained unit.
Construction Partners:
Client: Scottish Widows Fund and Life Assurance Society
Engineer: The Carl Fisher Sibbald Partnership; KJ Tait and Associates
Quantity Surveyor: CBA