22 Weymouth Street

The house at number 22 Weymouth Street is a rare example of a private residence designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, who is better known for monumental works like the Liverpool Cathedral and the iconic red telephone kiosk. Built in 1934 with his brother Adrian, this building was a speculative venture that became a masterful solution to a difficult, narrow site. Its design is a subtle blend of traditional brickwork and modernist form, reflecting the architect’s signature preference for plain, clean surfaces paired with sparse but precise ornamentation.