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ObjectArchitectural model, House of Commons Chamber
Architectural model of the House of Commons Chamber.
ObjectArchitectural model, Central Tower
Plaster architectural model of Central Tower, created at 1/120th scale.
ObjectArchitectural model, Victoria Tower
Plaster architectural model of Victoria Tower, created at 1/120th scale.
ObjectArchitectural model, House of Lords Chamber
Architectural model of the House of Lords chamber. It is made of wood with perspex 'stained' windows and a removable roof.
ObjectArchitectural model, Westminster Hall
Architectural model of Westminster Hall interior, lined with felt on the base.
ObjectArchitectural model, Clock Tower
Architectural model of the Clock Tower made of oak with painted exterior on two sides. Other two sides are incomplete, presumably these were not visible when displayed.
ObjectArchitectural model for the proposed Admiralty and War Office
Architectural model of Admiralty and War Office, made of wood and paper with base mounted within wooden frame.
ObjectArchitectural model, Clock Tower
Architectural model of the Clock Tower (now Elizabeth Tower) made of plaster with a painted finish. There are gilt details around the clock face and dial which are black in colour.
ObjectArchitectural model, Palace of Westminster
Architectural model covering the area of the Palace of Westminster, Westminster Abbey, and St Margaret's Church, mounted on a wooden base and covered with a perspex case.
ObjectArchitectural model for the proposed Admiralty and War Office, South Western Tower
Plaster model of the Admiralty and War Office South West tower. The model is still contained within its original glass display case.
ObjectArchitectural model, Westminster Hall
Wooden painted architectural model of Westminster Hall as it would have been in 1250, including the King's Table. There are electrics attached to the model, as well as a plaque reading 'Westminster...
ObjectArchitectural model, Visitors Centre
Architectural model of the proposed Visitors Reception Centre building at Cromwell Green, built at the scale of 1:100. The model depicts the proposed design within its surrounding Cromwell Green ar...
ObjectArchitectural model, Commons Court Extension
Architectural model for the Commons Court extension, made painted wood and mounted on a black base within a wooden frame. The model comes with a perspex cover. The end sections are secured in with ...
ObjectArchitectural model, Commons Chamber
Architectural model of the new House of Commons Chamber. The model is made of wood, plastic, and the outside is painted pale green. The model includes 52 plaster models of people (MP's, PM, Clerks)...
ObjectArchitectural model, Commons Court facade
Two models of Commons Court fascade housed within a sloping box. The model has been sprayed to create a textured coating for the brickwork. There is a section missing in the case, which is made of ...
ObjectArchitectural model, New Parliamentary Building Competition Joint 3rd Place, Philip Black and Andre Bisztyga
Small architectural model of Philip S. Black and Andre Bisztyga's design (joint third place) for the New Parliamentary Building Competition 1972. The model also features additional details such as ...
ObjectArchitectural model, New Parliamentary Building Competition 2nd Place, Triad by Hancock
Architectural model of 'Triad' design by Hancock (second place) for the New Parliamentary Building Competition 1972. The model depicts Hancock's design as well as the surrounding area and roads, wh...
ObjectArchitectural model, New Parliamentary Building Competition Equal 3rd Place, Paffard Keatinge-Clay
Architectural model of the Paffard Keatinge-Clay design (equal third) for the New Parliamentary Building Competition. The model also shows the proposed grounds and landscaping around the building, ...
ObjectArchitectural model, New Parliamentary Building Competition 1st Place, Spence and Webster
Architectural model of the winning Spence and Webster design for the New Parliamentary Building Competition. The main section of the model is made of wood with a separate perspex rooftop. It is hou...
ObjectArchitectural model, New Parliamentary Building Competition Equal 3rd Place, Paffard Keatinge-Clay
Architectural model of the Paffard Keatinge-Clay design (equal third place) for the New Parliamentary Building Competition 1972. The model is made of wood and shows the pyramidal supports of the de...
ObjectArchitectural model, New Parliamentary Building Competition 2nd Place, Triad by Hancock
Small architectural model of 'Triad' design by Hancock (second place) for the New Parliamentary Building Competition 1972. The model is made of wood and is in a perspex case.
ObjectArchitectural model, New Parliamentary Building Competition Joint 3rd Place, Philip Black and Andre Bisztyga
Small architectural model of Philip S. Black and Andre Bisztyga's design (joint third place) for the New Parliamentary Building Competition, 1972. The model is made of wood and is housed in a persp...
ObjectArchitectural model, New Parliamentary Building Competition 1st Place, Spence and Webster
Architectural model of the winning Spence and Webster design for the New Parliamentary Building Competition. The main section of the model is made of painted wood with a separate perspex rooftop. I...
ObjectArchitectural model, Westminster Hall fleche
Architectural model showing half-section of replacement Westminster Hall fleche on a black painted wooden base. The model is made of wood, plastic, and is sprayed with a silver coating. Visible at ...
ObjectGlass panes for Lords Chamber model
Glass plates that from the windows for House of Lords chamber model. There are 8 panes of glass that are marked with square patches.
ObjectArchitectural model, proposed Members’ Entrance Canopy
Plaster architectural model of proposed canopy for members' entrance in New Palace Yard, which sits on a grey base and has a descriptive label in the front left corner. Has been painted to imitate ...
ObjectOld Westminter Palace model
Architectural model displaying the Old Westminster Palace in the time of Henry VIII, after original drawing by H. W. Brewer.
ObjectArchitectural model, St Stephen’s Chapel
Architectural model of St Stephen's Chapel made of painted wood and paper which stand on a wooden base covered in green flocked fabric. The base also forms an external frame in which the protective...