Park Crescent, Garden square in City of Westminster, England
The curved architectural formation of Park Crescent spans in a semi-circular shape, featuring white stucco facades and ornate columns along its frontage.
John Nash designed this Grade I listed building between 1818 and 1820 as part of his grand vision for developing the Regent's Park area.
The garden square serves as a meeting point where residents gather for seasonal celebrations and community events throughout the year.
Located near Great Portland Street and Regent's Park stations, the garden square provides benches and maintained pathways for visitors.
The crescent's symmetrical design creates an optical illusion where the curved facade appears longer from certain viewing angles than its actual length.
Location: City of Westminster
Architects: John Nash
Architectural style: Georgian architecture
GPS coordinates: 51.52319,-0.14540
Latest update: May 14, 2025 14:07
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