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A two-storey white brick house with red window frames and a plaque reading Albert Terrace on the front corner wall.

51 Argyle Street, Cambridge (RGL2026)

51 – 53, (51 Oakley House), Argyle Street, Cambridge

History of 51 - 53 Argyle Street

1913

(51) Walter Griffiths, boilermaker

(51a) Charles Webb, grocer and provision dealer

(53)Misses Newman


1939

(51a) Charles Webb, grocer and provision dealer

(51) Leonard Clark, Oakley House

(53) A Petit


1970 (51 – 53)

Coe and Son, plumber

(51a) Albert Miller


2024

Shortlisted for RIBA East Awards 2024

https://www.borough-architects.co.uk/work/51-53as

The Design and Access statement for the project is on the Cambridge City planning website but can also be viewed here. It contains historic maps of the area as well as a discussion of the local community.

51-53_DAS 191019

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