PRINT: Welbeck Street Car Park - Close Up

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Looking up at the beautiful concrete diamonds of Welbeck Street car park in London (RIP)

- Black & White Risograph Print
- 42cm x 30cm
- Printed on 170gsm Munken Pure Rough paper
- Unframed

Welbeck Street Car Park

Location: London, England
Architect: Michael Blampied & Partners
Completed: 1970
Status: Demolished 2019
Brief Overview: Welbeck Street Car Park was built to serve the nearby department store Debenhams.  It opened to much acclaim from the architectural press- with its iconic tessellated concrete diamond facades.   With Central London becoming less car orientated it was rendered obsolete, and the site was sold in 2016 with permission given for demolition in 2017.  Campaigns to save it were led by preservation body Twentieth Century Society, but ultimately Historic England denied it Listed status and demolition began in 2019.  

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