Salters' Hall, Fore Street, London

摘要

When the Salters' Company was looking for an architect to build a new headquarters after being bombed out in the second world war, the livery company toyed with the idea of commissioning Mies van der Rohe before choosing Basil Spence. The eight-storey building - one of the last by Spence's practice - is a very rare example of a post-war livery building and was completed in 1972. It has remained largely untouched ever since.