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Thomas Cubitt (1788-1855), né à Buxton (en), dans le comté de Norfolk, au Royaume-Uni, est l'un des principaux architectes de Londres durant la première moitié du XIX e siècle. Il participe également à de nombreux projets de constructions ailleurs dans le pays, dans la résidence royale de Osborne House sur l' île de Wight par exemple.
Thomas Cubitt: Master Builder. Hermione Hobhouse. Management Books 2000, 1995 - Architecture - 568 pages. This is a biography of the important Victorian builder, Thomas Cubitt.
Thomas Cubitt’s legacy can be seen throughout Pimlico, as his architectural designs continue to shape the charm and character of this vibrant neighborhood. Known as one of the greatest master builders of Victorian London, Cubitt’s influence can be felt in the grand terraces and elegant squares that define the area.
The Thomas Cubitt has multiple private dining spaces suitable for all occasions. The Atrium, a semi-private room, seats 18 guests and The Drawing Room located on the 2nd floor seats up to 20 guests. The first floor also features a Main Dining Room seating 30 guests and a Small Dining Room seating 10.
In 1825, Cubitt ‘laid off’ financial responsibility for the initial Belgrave Square build-out to a syndicate of well-connected backers that included a director of the Bank of England. Cubitt moved his office continuously as the development progressed, and he moved fluidly between roles, for example acting as an estate agent when opportune.
General Sir Thomas Astley Cubitt, KCB, CMG, DSO (9 April 1871 – 19 May 1939) was a British Army officer of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, who commanded a division in the First World War and in retirement served as Governor of Bermuda . Cubitt was the youngest son of a family of rural gentry in Norfolk, who joined the Royal ...
Thomas Cubitt - The Master Builder. By 1820 Thomas Cubitt was an established builder, contracting to work on large contracts and employing his own men, of all trades. He had his own large workshops in Grays Inn Road, with hi private dwelling house at the entrance. His great opportunity came when he won the contract to build the London Institute ...
