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Baroque (for this
reason Edwardian Baroque is
sometimes referred to as "
Wrenaissance"). Sir
Edwin Lutyens was a
major exponent,
designing many commercial...
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Hudson Kearley, 1st Lord Devonport, 1897–1904, and enlargement, 1909; in
Wrenaissance style Mellerstain, Roxburghshire:
restoration and
gardens for Lord Binning...
- the
early version of neo-Georgian
style that Sir
Edwin Lutyens called "
Wrenaissance", to
replace an
earlier house, and is set in 400
acres (1.6 km2). Bryanston...
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Horace Field was a London-born architect. His work was
often in a
Wrenaissance style, as well as
other post-gothic
English historical revival styles, with...
- in
British Malaya, in both Indo-Saracenic
architecture and
European "
Wrenaissance" styles.
Major works credited to him
include Kuala Lumpur railway station...
- area,
renaming Rye Dunsford.
Horace Field (1861–1948),
influential "
Wrenaissance"
architect John
Fletcher (1579–1625),
Jacobean playwright and solicitor...
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decoration of this room is
considered to be a rare
early example of the
Wrenaissance style. To the
north of the
Entrance Hall are the two prin****l Elizabethan...
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First One Up, in 1999,
followed by
Deelings in 2001, The
Attack of Wren:
Wrenaissance Volume 1 in 2004, and A Very
Barrett Christmas in 2011. He has most recently...
- (19.2 m) by 40 feet 6 inches (12.3 m). It is a
domestic version of the
Wrenaissance revival style that fits in with the
residential surroundings with Dutch...
- uni-stuttgart.de.
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