TILDEN, PHILIP #

Architect, of London, for whom see Directory of British Architects 1834-1914 (RIBA 2001), II, 811. In the decade following World War II, Tilden designed a new house, Blackhall, Co. Kildare, for Sir Harold Wernher and Lord Astor and reduced the accommodation at Rockingham, Co. Roscommon, by sealing off the basement and upper floors.

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All information in this entry is from Philip Tilden, True Remembrances: the memoirs of an architect (Country Life, (1954), 170-171.

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Building:	CO. KILDARE, BLACKHALL
Date:	1940s?
Nature:	Mew 9-bedroomed concrete house for Sir Harold Wernher and Lord Astor.
Refs:	Philip Tilden, True Remembrances: the memoirs of an architect (Country Life, 1954), 171.

Building:	CO. ROSCOMMON, ROCKINGHAM (BOYLE)
Date:	1940s?
Nature:	Reduction of accommodation by sealing off basement and upper floors, leaving exterior intact. Changes took 'three years of hard work'.
Refs:	Philip Tilden, True Remembrances: the memoirs of an architect (Country Life, 1954), 170-171.