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German Gymnasium PLA01_03_0789
Filename: PLA01_03_0789.jpg
Size: 3648 x 2854 (11.9MB)
Date: 8th November 2022
Source: Historic England
Credit: © His toric England Archive.s im
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German Gymnasium PLA01_03_0789
German Gymnasium, Pancras Road, St Pancras, Camden, Greater London. The German Gymnasium on Pancras Road, seen from the south after redevelopment including demolition of the terrace in front of the building.
The German Gymnasium was built in 1864-65 to the designs of Edward Gruning for the German Gymnastic Society. It was originally accessed via a door in the centre of the terrace at 22-30 Pancras Road. In the 21st century, redevelopment of the area surrounding King's Cross included the demolition of this terrace and the front of the gymnasium. It is Grade II Listed
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Media ID 27968736
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Blue Recreation Renovation Restoration Sport Urban Regeneration Victorian Clean Gymnasium Renovated
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures the iconic German Gymnasium in St Pancras, Camden, Greater London. The image showcases the gymnasium from a southern perspective after undergoing an impressive redevelopment that involved demolishing the terrace in front of the building. Originally constructed between 1864-65 by Edward Gruning for the German Gymnastic Society, this Grade II Listed structure was accessed through a door located at 22-30 Pancras Road. However, as part of King's Cross urban regeneration efforts in the 21st century, significant changes were made to its surroundings. The demolition of both the terrace and front of the gymnasium created space for modern development while preserving its historical significance. The photo highlights not only architectural beauty but also represents a symbol of sport and recreation within an urban setting. Its Victorian charm is restored and renovated to perfection, emanating a sense of cleanliness and freshness with its vibrant blue hues. Through this remarkable image captured by s imon Inglis on behalf of Historic England, viewers are transported back in time while witnessing how historic buildings can seamlessly integrate into contemporary landscapes. This print serves as a testament to successful restoration projects that honor heritage while contributing to urban revitalization without commercial intentions.
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