Trinity Court stands as a striking, white-rendered Art Deco apartment block that intentionally breaks the visual rhythm of the traditional brick buildings lining Gray's Inn Road. Built between 1934 and 1935 by the architectural firm Taperell and Haase, the nine-story structure was designed with a steel frame and signature blue-painted balconies to project a sense of modern, professional elegance. You can identify the building by its Roman I footprint, which was specifically engineered to maximize light and provide residents with views over the adjacent St Andrew's Gardens.
Trinity Court, Gray's Inn Road
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