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S:\EFD 4.0 Property\4.02 Space Allocation\4.7.1 CAD Property 001. KATHLEEN LONSDALE BUILDING 100. HEALTH CENTRE 002. 25 GORDON STREET 103. LANGTON CLOSE 003. PEARSON BUILDING 104. SCHAFER HOUSE 004. SLADE SCHOOL - NORTH WING 105. JOHN DODGSON HOUSE 005. WILKINS BUILDING (MAIN BUILDING) 107. DRAYTON HOUSE 006. PHYSICS BUILDING 116. 48 GORDON SQUARE 007. LONDON CENTRE FOR NANOTECHNOLOGY 117. THE RUBIN BUILDING 009. BLOOMSBURY THEATRE 118. 11-13 RUSSELL SQUARE, FLAT 58 012. SOUTH WING 124. IAN BAKER HOUSE 013. CHADWICK BUILDING 125. ANDREW HUXLEY BUILDING 014. FRONT LODGES 126. SCHOOL OF SLAVONIC & EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES 015. TRANSIT HOUSES 131. SCHOOL OF PHARMACY, 29 - 39 BRUNSWICK SQUARE 016. MEDICAL SCIENCES & ANATOMY BUILDING 132. TAVISTOCK HOUSE, TAVISTOCK SQUARE 017. BIOLOGICAL SERVICES UNIT 134. 36-38 GORDON SQUARE 024. 26 GORDON SQUARE 138. MNH GOSH (4 ROOMS) 025. 25 GORDON SQUARE 139. GOSH (3 ROOMS) 026. 24 GORDON SQUARE 145. WHITFIELD STREET LABORATORIES ( 3 ROOMS) 028. 23 GORDON SQUARE 149. 33 BEDFORD PLACE 029. 22 GORDON SQUARE 150. 222 EUSTON ROAD 030. 21 GORDON SQUARE 153. 62-64 HAMPSTEAD ROAD 031. ANECHOIC ROOM 155. 17 RUSSELL SQUARE ( 2 ROOMS) 032. 20 GORDON SQUARE 162. IoE - 20 BEDFORD WAY 033. 19 GORDON SQUARE 163. IoE - 10 WOBURN SQUARE 034. CONTEMPLATION ROOM 1 164. IoE - 11 WOBURN SQUARE 035. 16,17,18 GORDON SQUARE 165. IoE - 12 WOBURN SQUARE 036. HENRY MORLEY BUILDING 166. IoE - 13 WOBURN SQUARE 401 037. MEDAWAR BUILDING 167. IoE - 14 WOBURN SQUARE 040. FOSTER COURT 168. IoE - 15 WOBURN SQUARE 280 041. EGYPTOLOGY 169. IoE - 16 WOBURN SQUARE 042. DMS WATSON BUILDING 170. IoE - 17 WOBURN SQUARE 348 264 044. DARWIN BUILDING 171. IoE - 18 WOBURN SQUARE 045. ROBERTS BUILDING 172. IoE - 24-26 WOBURN SQUARE 046. 1-4 MALET PLACE 173. IoE - 27-28 WOBURN SQUARE 047. 33-35 TORRINGTON PLACE 174. IoE - 14 ENDSLEIGH STREET 048. 134-136 GOWER STREET ( LEWIS'S BLDG ) 175. IoE - 15-23 ENDSLEIGH STREET 050. BERNARD KATZ BUILDING 176. IoE - 23-29 EMERALD STREET 051. THE STUDENT CENTRE 177. IoE - THORNHAUGH MEWS SITE 052. ELECTRICITY TRANSFORMER CHAMBER 198. HATTER INSTITUTE 053. MRC BUILDING 199. ROGER WILLIAMS BUILDING 054. CAMPBELL HOUSE EAST, 5-10 TAVITON STREET 200. PAUL O'GORMAN BUILDING 055. RAMSAY HALL (LONDON, PARIS, NEW YORK) 201. ROCKEFELLER BUILDING 056. BENTHAM HOUSE 202. RAYNE INSTITUTE 067. CHRISTOPHER INGOLD BUILDING 203. 115 - 117 GOWER STREET 453 073. CAMPBELL HOUSE WEST, 20-24 TAVITON STREET 204. 86 - 98 CHENIES MEWS 078. RAMSAY HALL (ROME) - 49 GRAFTON WAY 207. ARTHUR TATTERSALL HOUSE 105 079. JOHN TOVELL HOUSE - 89 GOWER STREET 209. PRANKERD HOUSE 080. JOHN TOVELL HOUSE - 93-97 GOWER STREET 212. CRUCIFORM BUILDING 081. 3-4 TAVITON STREET 215. MORTIMER MARKET CENTRE 082. 22 GORDON STREET 235. CHANDLER HOUSE 084. IoE - 9-11 ENDSLEIGH STREET 236. INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY, 1 WAKEFIELD STREET 085. 26 BEDFORD WAY 237. ICH - MAIN BUILDING 400 086. 1-19 TORRINGTON PLACE 238. ICH - WELLCOME TRUST BUILDING 087. 66-72 GOWER STREET 239. ICH - PROVINCE OF NATAL & PHILIP ULLMAN WING 088. GORDON HOUSE 240. ICH - WOLFSON CENTRE 090. 31-34 GORDON SQUARE & 14 TAVITON STREET 241. ICH - CAMELIA BOTNAR BUILDING 094. SLADE SCHOOL - WOBURN SQUARE 242. INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY - QUEEN SQUARE HOUSE 095. 23 GOWER PLACE 243. INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY - 23 QUEEN SQUARE 244. ALEXANDRA HOUSE 245. EASTMAN DENTAL INSTITUTE 246. INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY - 12 QUEEN SQUARE 247. INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY - 8 - 11 QUEEN SQUARE 248. INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY - WEST WING 249. 8 HUNTER STREET 251. ASTOR COLLEGE 252. SAINSBURY WELLCOME CENTRE 3 2 5 G 255. COURTAULD INSTITUTE W Y Play Area N N Wells E 1 P 257. CHARLES BELL HOUSE L Square 1 A 4 C .6 E 4 5 m 5 264. 330 GRAYS INN ROAD 5 4 5 3 280. EAR INSTITUTE - 334 - 336 GRAYS INN ROAD 4 2 o t C 9 5 U 1 1 3 Play Area 307. INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY - 7 QUEEN SQUARE B 1 2 IT T 5 3 4 1 0 3 S 340. STUDENT CENTRAL T 1 RE F ET L 2 347. EDI - 123 GRAYS INN ROAD E t o E 18 T 9 S 1 348. EAR INSTITUTE - 332 GRAYS INN ROAD Q P 5 os 2 ts 350. MALET PLACE ENGINEERING BUILDING Play 6 Area 351. FRANCES GARDNER HOUSE 7 Sports Court 352. 90 TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD 7 1 5 1 1 3 353. ABERDEEN MANSIONS 1 388 6 354. ORMOND HOUSE T REE ST 3 5 356. NETWORK BUILDING DON SED 1 363. 188 TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD 7 Depot 2 2 P A 365. ENGINEERING FRONT BUILDING K E N H 370. UCL HOSPITAL A M 51 S 45 3 T 371. 49 - 51 GORDON SQUARE 2 R 1 E 3 E T Frances 3 374. MEDICAL SCHOOL BUILDING Gardner 2 1 443 House 1 375. ROCKEFELLER BOILER HOUSE Works 377. 34 TAVISTOCK SQUARE 9 378. INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY - 33 QUEEN SQUARE 104 56 16.6m 386. 2 TAVITON STREET E a 45 153 s 2 387. MAPLE HOUSE tm a 209 4 n 2 D 388. CENTRAL HOUSE e n 4 236 t a 84 l 389. 35 TAVISTOCK SQUARE H L 132 o A s N p G 391. MONOMARK HOUSE it a T l O N 3 5 0 4 392. T4 PHYSICS YARD 1 C 21 9 L 8 O 1 S o t E 394. IoE - 55 - 59 GORDON SQUARE B 7 8 235 y 1 r Shelter o 396. 170 TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD 107 n 386 C 5 o 8 Post 1 TCBs u D Fn 397. 91 GOWER STREET r t 3 175 8 20.8m 1 399. 31 TAVISTOCK SQUARE 3 400. BIDBOROUGH HOUSE 150 2 0 7 7 81 1 401. EAR INSTITUTE - 75 WICKLOW STREET 5 7 82 1 1 0 9 to t 403. RUSSELL SQUARE HOUSE 1 r 2 ou 5 C ity rin 404. SENATE HOUSE 73 249 T St Andrew's Gardens 1 54 7 3 174 1 407. CONTEMPLATION ROOM 2 1 4 T 3 Fell ows hip E E House R 5 410. SOUTH QUAD POP UP LEARNING HUB T 0 53 S 3 N 1 2 2 1 E 5 2 R 417. 8 RIDGMOUNT STREET c W 100 440. POP UP TEACHING SPACE 9 6 1 o T t E 7 3 6 E 443. CARTWRIGHT GARDENS 2 3 1 5 R 2 9 T b 6 1 6 S 19.8m 9 E 0 451. 55-56 RUSSELL SQUARE 5 5 6 P 6 2 4 1 R 5 2 2 O 5 2 H a 453. EUSTON HOUSE T L 3 67 A 8 C 455. 44 RUSSELL SQUARE a 1 126 9 6 4 b 131 9 7 4 3 D 1 456. 10-11 MONTAGUE STREET R 2 A 3 6 Y L 1 N E 2 o o t 2 E n 7 R d 5 G o 1 117 n C e W 1 n e 1 3 t r ls 2 e 40 3 h PH 2 2 5 6 5 392 399 1 2 1 20.9m 5 95 5 2 1 370 9 6 1 E 1 R A U 13 Q 2 90 S 2 4 48 9 C y c 134 l e 4 88 377 H ir e Shelter S t 5 a t 5 io 389 1 n 9 o 1 t 4 9 2 1 3 4 1 1 0 b 7 3 1 R C 3 5 51 4 11 3 1 2 24 107 2 3 3 25 8 8 G 50 O 04 G U 1 a G 1 26 7 R 3 H 1 A S 2 Y T S R 28 7 E 3 I LB 1 N E N T R 29 dy 116 d B 5 O ar 3 1 W 7 A 52 30 21.2m D 2 0 2 3 3 3 3 6 1 440 32 9 1 3 1 371 a Shelter 0 387 33 2 PH 19.3m 31 8 407 9 New Printing House 2 1 9 D 1 347 2 1 O o t 1 0 U 3 2 Square 1 G 1 35 1 H 34 1 125 2 T 1 Y 5 1 1 S 2 rd 3 la 1 3 l a 1 o T 1 B 1 2 g 4 53 R n 1 2 si Ri E 1 5 E 1 2 1 6 T 2 6 2 212 9 1 1 4 T 5 o t 1 E 4 5 E 1 1 R 1 T 4 S e Y E 1 5 o 8 t L 2 5 1 O 1 3 b 1 C B 0 R to 2 s 2 1 3 O n 3 10 1 ke 4 W 1 c i 7 6 e D 0 C t 8 s N 94 o u 1 3 o o 17 3 L r 8 H m u 2 O a 1 s e m 0 u W t M M o M a t 6 8 1 o 1 9 4 E 36 n 4 1 a s 6 2 W oi 6 n S s 18.1m 9 1 9 6 2 5 0 D 1 2 O 8 171 U 9 37 1 a 7 6 9 2 G 17 9 0 S H 8 2 h 0 16 a T 0 n Y 7 170 2 5 9 H 2 M 3 7 o 7 & 2 u E 5 7 5 s 4 e W 5 2 9 169 a 201 t S o 7 2 5 6 1 8 o t 168 3 9 8 1 40 5 2 41 M 5 i l 1 167 l 9 m a 5 2 n 5 4 5 166 o C t 374 375 8 o 0 1 u 3 7 r 5 3 4 2 t 7 TCBs 6 4 165 2 207 39 5 94 2 8 42 3 7 1 164 2 9 0 163 2 1 8 1 8 238 2 8 203 44 200 46 403 350 162 202 172 241 47 199 8 173 118 13 204 45 8 365 242 7 396 198 215 80 340 124 39 243 48 1 397 79 2 155 55 244 356 7 246 352 8 86 86 47 176 363 2 378 307 145 451 354 GROUP B 252 391 251 404 455 417 456 149 UCL ESTATES GOWER STREET, LONDON WC1E 6BT 255 257 Drawn: S.S.
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