Highgate School, north London

Highgate School in Highgate, north London was built in 1865-7 to the designs of Frederick Pepys Cockerell for the Reverend Dr. Dyne, headmaster. Built in red brick with stone dressings, the school features well-preserved, mid-Victorian exterior features as well as some innovative twentieth century interior additions. AHP’s report, commissioned by Clague Architects on behalf of the school, was designed to inform proposals for this grade II listed building’s future development.

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Highgate School, north London ›

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