Name: EMI Buildings
Date: 1927-29
Architect: Wallis, Gilbert and Partners
Borough: Hillingdon
Listing:-
Notes: A combination of buildings used for the manufacturing and distribution of records, firstly by Gramophone Company, who would become EMI in 1930 after a merger. Wallis, Gilbert and Partners modernised the site, designing an extension to the Cabinet building, and a new Record store and a Shipping building, as well as other extensions. The new buildings were designed in an elegant art deco style, with none of the overt decoration of their Hoover or Firestone buildings.
See Also- Wallis Gilbert & Partners, Interwar Industrial Architecture
Date: 1927-29
Architect: Wallis, Gilbert and Partners
Borough: Hillingdon
Listing:-
Notes: A combination of buildings used for the manufacturing and distribution of records, firstly by Gramophone Company, who would become EMI in 1930 after a merger. Wallis, Gilbert and Partners modernised the site, designing an extension to the Cabinet building, and a new Record store and a Shipping building, as well as other extensions. The new buildings were designed in an elegant art deco style, with none of the overt decoration of their Hoover or Firestone buildings.
See Also- Wallis Gilbert & Partners, Interwar Industrial Architecture