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Lutyens' portrait hangs in the lobby of Jurys Gt. Russell Street Hotel, Bloomsbury, London, originally his YWCA Building (1931)
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The Gold Garden at Knebworth House, Hertfordshire, contains yellow-leaved and flowering shrubs and plants. Knebworth's formal gardens were designed by Edwin Lutyens
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The Herb Garden was designed for Knebworth House, Herts, in 1907 by Lutyens' associate Gertrude Jekyll, but only laid out in 1982
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The low ground floor, cottage windows and big weatherboard gables of Homewood, Knebworth, Hertfordshire, characterise the architect's early style.
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A yew hedge forms the setting for Victorian statuary in the Rose Garden at Knebworth House, Hertfordshire, whose gardens were designed by Edwin Lutyens
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"One of Lutyens' most remarkable churches" St Martin's Church, Knebworth, Herts., (1915) was only completed in the 1960s.
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In 1908 Edwin Lutyens began advising his in-laws, the Bulwer-Lyttons, on further alternations to Knebworth House, Hertfordshire.
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Lutyens' portrait hangs in the lobby of Jurys Great Russell Street Hotel, Bloomsbury, London, originally his YWCA Building (1931)
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New Delhi's Central Secretariat (Kendriya Sachivalaya) stands like an acropolis on Raisina Hill
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Film crew at work outside the Central Secretariat building, New Delhi, India
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New Delhi's Central Secretariat (Kendriya Sachivalaya) stands like an acropolis on Raisina Hill
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New Delhi's central shopping centre, Connaught Place
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India Gate, a 42-metre Arc de Triomphe faces Janpath, the major avenue of Lutyens' New Delhi
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Lutyens' Admiral Beatty and Admiral Jellicoe memorial fountains Trafalgar Square, London, 1937-1939, with South Africa House behind
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Lutyens' Cenotaph in Whitehall, London commemorates more than a million British Empire casualties of the First World War
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