William Radford
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| William Radford | |||||
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| Born | 1850 | ||||
| Residence | 31 Hogarth Road, Earls Court | ||||
| Occupation | architect | ||||
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Notes From Elsewhere
Most of Courtfield Gardens was built either by the firm of Richard and Thomas Pargeter or by the young William Radford, aged only 23 in 1873, when he began at Nos. 15–33 (odd) Collingham Road. The first three houses he took on building lease in this range seem, perhaps for a reason related to his inexperience, to have been actually built for him by Jackson ...
The conversion of unmanageable houses to flats was evidenced in 1913 at Nos. 68–70 Courtfield Gardens, where William Radford made flats in four houses, two of which had never been regularly occupied since building. [British history online: the Gunter estate]
Publications
External Publications
Old House Measured and Scaled Detail Drawings for Builders and Carpenters Paperback – 1911
by William Radford (Author)
