Waterhouse Square, Victorian office complex in Holborn, England
Waterhouse Square is a large office building in Holborn, London, constructed from red brick and featuring several inner courtyards connected by arched passages. The structure spans multiple floors and houses various businesses and professional offices.
The building was constructed between 1876 and 1901 and originally served as headquarters for Prudential Assurance Society. Architectural modifications were introduced during the 1930s that incorporated updated design elements.
The Grade II listed structure combines Gothic Revival architecture with Art Deco elements added during modifications between 1930 and 1932.
The building is accessible to various businesses and houses offices, coworking spaces, and professional services. Visitors can explore the interior to view the architecture and design, though access depends on the policies of the organizations located within.
The interior features a skylight system with a glass dome positioned above one of the connected courtyards, allowing natural light to reach the lower levels. This design element from the original construction remains intact and shapes the character of the courtyard space.
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