Sujet

Photograph of the exterior of Broadcasting House, London, which at the time symbolised the practical progressiveness and modernity of the B

Légende

Photograph of the exterior of Broadcasting House, London, which at the time symbolised the practical progressiveness and modernity of the B. B. C.'s World-Wide Service. The basement of the building housed an air-conditioning plant and generators. The outer shell of the structure consisted of offices, surrounding a core of studios, while the upper storeys contained the control rooms and transmitter units, surmounted by a wireless aerial. In addition to this building the B.B.C. had accommodation in many of the adjoining houses, and used St. George's Hall and the Queen's Hall for many of its public variety hours and concerts. Dated 20th century

Date

20e siècle

Crédit

Photo12/Ann Ronan Picture Library

Notre référence

ARP23A18_238

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

60,0Mo (3,7Mo) / 44,8cm x 33,6cm / 5291 x 3964 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Photograph Photography Black and White Black and White Photograph Black and White Photography Radio Radio Broadcast Broadcast Broadcasting Radio Waves Radio Technology Wireless Architecture Exterior Broadcasting House Broadcast London England English B.B.C. British Broadcast Corporation Modern Modernity World Wide Service Office Offices Office Building Studio St. George's Hall Queen's Hall Variety Hour Concert Concerts 20th Century Photograph Photography Black and White Black and White Photog