Scrapbook commemorating the award of the Queen's Award for Industry to Joyce, Loebl & Co. Comprises of newspaper clippings, letters of congratulations and photographs.

Award and Certificate confirming the award of the Queen's Award for Industry to Joyce, Loebl & Co.

Allied Irish Bank, Queen Street, London. 1982-1985.

This infill office building in the City of London was to provide a banking hall and office accommodation on a very sensitive site in the Garlick conservation area, and close to Wren's St James' Garlickhithe Church. It was designed with two pavilion-type projecting bays at the front linked by the ground-level porch and roof-level boardroom, in order to preserve the existing rhythm of the street. The exterior is clad in pink granite with a heavy rusticated granite plinth, marking Sir Terry Farrell's first venture into stone, and the beginning of a move away from the glass curtain-walling which dominated new buildings in the City during the previous two decades. At the time of construction in 1982, the thin-wall cladding system was new. Internal spaces are virtually column-free, with minimum ceiling heights to confirm with St Paul's Cathedral heights requirements. Lift lobbies and cloakrooms are decorated in granite, marble and stainless steel.

Consists of articles Burden of Proof, and In Blackberry Time.

Print taken from Joseph Crawhall II's woodblock depicting Queen Elizabeth I, as used in his published works 'Impresses Quaint' and 'Chorographia, or A Survey of Newcastle Upon Tyne.'

A collection of full site plans, and sampled elevation drawings and site cross sections for developments on the quayside. Drawings refs are: NQ-BMS; NQ-DP; NQ-PA/SF; NQ-SD/P3B; NQ-SK/P3B.

A collection of floorplans and elevation drawings, along with unscaled elevation study sketches by Sir Terry Farrell and Company. Drawing refs for building 2 and 5 floorplans and sections are: 852/K/100 series.

Consists of correspondence and invoices regarding sales in North America - there is also a termination of contract.