Trinity Court, Art Deco apartment building in Gray's Inn Road, London Borough of Camden, United Kingdom
Trinity Court is a nine-story residential building with a white facade featuring geometric details in the Art Deco style. The exterior includes light blue balconies that break up the clean lines of the design.
Architects Taperell and Haase completed this residential complex in 1935 on the former site of Holy Trinity Church, which closed in 1928. The building emerged during a period when London was modernizing its architectural style.
The building reflects 1930s living trends when modern apartments were created for city dwellers seeking updated homes.
The location on Gray's Inn Road offers good access to public transportation and local services nearby. Visitors should note that this is an active residential address, so access to the building may be limited.
The original cage lift system is still visible and contributes to the building's historical charm. It also served as a filming location for several movies, including the 1986 film Mona Lisa.
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