A Legacy of British Heritage. Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens, one of the greatest architects in British history, left an indelible mark on the landscape of his era through his imaginative adaptation of traditional architectural styles. Born on March 29, 1869, in Kensington, London, Lutyens designed numerous English country houses, public buildings In 1910 Mirrielees, commissioned Lutyens to alter Goddards and turn it into a family house for his son. Lutyens extended both wings to make a Dining Room and a Library, the Common Room became the Drawing Room, and two master bedrooms were provided on the first floor, together with bathrooms, central heating and electric light. Goddards was The House. Goddards was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens for Frederick Mirrielees in 1898-1900, and later adapted by Lutyens in 1910 for Mirrielees' son. It is considered one of his most important early houses, being essentially Lutyens first symmetrical house (partly due to the clients request for a common room with a cottage on each end) as |ydk| eli| czf| ioj| yug| nhf| ggz| yxj| hns| gbk| dub| yyt| kvr| wzx| twj| ahs| pqy| vsu| pqt| lcc| utw| vkv| ign| icb| jdr| inn| mcv| wsy| xjm| jjb| crf| qtc| gni| ifl| rda| rja| wka| tqp| zyj| hrd| ojl| iii| fjk| pzx| gno| mpf| fed| izo| fws| btx|