five cats, four columns
Front facade of Greater London House, Hampstead Road. Designed in an Egyptian revival style by architects M. E. Collins, O. H. Collins & A. G. Porri and built in 1926-28 as a cigarette factory for the Carreras Tobacco Company.
The black cats are a reference to the black cat logo on Craven A cigarette packets. There are also statues of black cats standing on each side of the entrance steps, out of shot below.
five cats, four columns
Front facade of Greater London House, Hampstead Road. Designed in an Egyptian revival style by architects M. E. Collins, O. H. Collins & A. G. Porri and built in 1926-28 as a cigarette factory for the Carreras Tobacco Company.
The black cats are a reference to the black cat logo on Craven A cigarette packets. There are also statues of black cats standing on each side of the entrance steps, out of shot below.