Rodney Gordon (1933–2008) was a British architect who worked within the Owen Luder Partnership. The catalogue holds 1 of his works: the Michael Faraday Memorial in London, a Brutalist stainless-steel-clad box at the Elephant and Castle roundabout that houses an electrical substation — a utilitarian programme elevated to the status of a public monument.
Rodney Gordon
Architecture at a Glance
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Michael Faraday Memorial
London
Brutalist
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- Rodney Gordon's work spans Brutalist.
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