Category Archives: architectural plans

King Edward VII Estate: Midhurst Sanatorium

Posted on January 24, 2016 by Harriet Richardson

Following on from the post featuring Midhurst Sanatorium chapel, I wanted to look at the main Sanatorium building. It is one of the most important former sanatoria in England and one of the most attractive. Latterly the King Edward VII … Continue reading →

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Doecker portable hospitals

Posted on July 12, 2015 by Harriet Richardson

In the Hospitals Investigator number 5 the following list of suppliers of temporary hospital buildings was given: Humphrey’s of Knightsbridge;  Boulton and Paul of Norwich; Portable Building Company of Manchester; Hygienic Constructions and Portable Buildings Ltd; Wire Wove Roofing Company of London; G. W. Beattie … Continue reading →

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The Hospitals Investigator 2, part 1

Posted on May 29, 2015 by Harriet Richardson

In July 1991 Robert Taylor produced the second edition of The Hospitals Investigator, the newsletter he wrote and circulated to his five colleagues working on the RCHME survey of historic hospital buildings. Here he pondered Pest Houses, discussed deposited plans, … Continue reading →

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