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Apsley House – neoklasyczny budynek mieszkalny, dawna londyńska rezydencja Arthura Wellesleya, 1. księcia Wellingtona. Obecnie siedziba kolekcji Wellington [1] . Budynek powstał w latach 1771–1778 pod kierunkiem architekta Roberta Adama , na zlecenie hrabego Bathursta nazywanego lordem Apsley.
Apsley House aloitti toimintansa Victoria and Albert Museumin alaisuudessa vuonna 1952, kun Wellingtonin herttuan kuolemasta oli kulunut tasan sata vuotta. [2] Vuosina 1961–1962 Apsley House jäi erilleen muista taloista Piccadillyn varrella, kun sen itäpuolelta purettiin rakennuksia Park Lanen tieltä. 1980- ja 1990-luvuilla Victoria and ...
Apsley House var det første huset på nordsiden av Piccadilly, beliggende like ved en tollvei. Huset ble således kjent som Number One, London. Robert Adam ferdigstilte bygningen i 1778, til en kostnad på 10 000 pund. [10] I 1807 kjøpte Richard, Marquess Wellesley (1760–1842), Duke of Wellingtons eldre bror, huset av den tredje jarl av ...
The house was completed in 1778 for Lord Apsley, later the 2nd Earl Bathurst, and was both designed and furnished by one of the late 18th century’s leading architects, Robert Adam, for a total sum of £10,000. The Adam house still survives in part but it is encased in later work carried out for the 1st Duke of Wellington and so very little of ...
Apsley House Arthur Wellesleyen, Wellingtongo dukearen Londresko egoitza izan zen. Wellingtonen lehen dukea izan zena, militar eta politikari ospetsua izan zen. Jauregia Hyde Park Corneren dago, Hyde Parketik gertu.
Apsley House was originally designed and built between 1771 and 1778 for Lord Chancellor Henry, 1st Baron Apsley (later 2nd Earl Bathurst), by the fashionable architect Robert Adam (1728–92). The site chosen was on Piccadilly, at the formal entrance to Hyde Park, which was Crown land. Bathurst negotiated the lease of land from the Crown in ...
Apsley House is a 19th-century house in Swindon, England, standing on the north side of Bath Road in what is now known as the Old Town. [1] It was built c.1830–1840 and faced in ashlar Bath stone, and has a shallow porch over the central entrance, in the style of a Doric portico. [2] The house has two storeys at the front and three at the ...
