- An
undercroft is
traditionally a
cellar or
storage room,
often brick-lined and vaulted, and used for
storage in
buildings since medieval times. In modern...
- of an
elevator for the
disabled in the 1970s.
Below the
memorial is an
undercroft. Due to
water seeping through the
calcium carbonate within the marble...
- The
Chapel of St Mary
Undercroft is a
Church of
England chapel located in the
Palace of Westminster, London, England. The
chapel is
accessed via a flight...
- Thames.
Undercrofts were
common features at the time, used to
house a
variety of
materials including food and firewood. Whynniard's
undercroft, on the...
- The
Undercroft at 72/74 High
Street in
Guildford in
Surrey is a
medieval undercroft or
storage room. It has been
described as one of the
finest examples...
- that
successfully campaigned against the
redevelopment of the
Southbank Undercroft skateboarding spot at the
Southbank Centre site in London, England. The...
-
building is
supported on
octagonal reinforced concrete columns, with an
undercroft below, and is vee-shaped. The two arms of the vee-shape are
linked to...
-
placed as
always on the side opposite, the dormitory,
raised on a
vaulted undercroft, and the chapter-house adjacent, and the
lodgings of the cellarer, responsible...
- and
restore a
Catholic monarch to the throne. The
plotters leased an
undercroft beneath the
House of Lords;
Fawkes was
placed in
charge of the gunpowder...
-
Square and
Festival Terrace);
modification of the
Queen Elizabeth Hall
undercroft and the
lower two
levels of the
Hayward to
provide a
frontage onto Southbank...
