Thomas Hardy House
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Thomas Hardy House
Image: © David P Howard Taken: 24 Jul 2014
A refurbished civic facility on the corner of London Road and Cecil Road. The project included Public areas located on the ground floor, consisting of a theatre/performance space and a public reception area and foyer, publicly accessible toilets and a cafeteria area, a Shopmobility area and an adjacent Workshop with reception opening onto Cecil Road. The building fit out project also originally provided for a temporary library and archive department on the first floor that was open to the public, pending relocation to the new central library building. The remainder of the building on the second and third floors was designed for general office space for the Council. http://www.frankham.com/projects/local-government/enfield-palace-exchange-civic-facility/
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Image Location
Latitude
51.650066
Longitude
-0.080567