Bank of England, (England, United Kingdom); 1694; Neo-Classical
The Bank of England entrance has an arch and its exterior is supported by six groups of two columns. This building is honored by architects all over because the architect, Sir John Soane, used took natural light and scale into account when it was being designed. The spaces have very simple ornamental designs and have classic decoration themes.
The architect of the Bank of England is named Sir John Soane. He was an English architect who lived from September 10, 1753 to January 20, 1837. His work was specialized in neo-classical architecture. The Bank of England was his best known work, even though most of his work in that building has been destroyed since 1920.
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