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Reginald C Fry

Illustration — 1912 drawing of the Olympia model house Reginald C. Fry (1878–1932) was an English architect. Fry's largest body of work can be found at Park Langley, Beckenham where he was supervising architect for the laying out of the estate and designer of many of the houses. His most memorable house on the estate is 2 Whitecroft Way the design for which won the Ideal House Competition in 1911 and was erected at Olympia in the Ideal Home Show of 1912.

Also recorded as Reginald Cuthbert Fry

Reginald C Fry

Model House, Olympia, perspective.

Reginald C. Fry (1878-1932) · Public domain

Born
1878
Died
1932
Occupation
architect

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Illustration — 1912 drawing of the Olympia model house Reginald C. Fry (1878–1932) was an English architect. Fry's largest body of work can be found at Park Langley, Beckenham where he was supervising architect for the laying out of the estate and designer of many of the houses. His most memorable house on the estate is 2 Whitecroft Way the design for which won the Ideal House Competition in 1911 and was erected at Olympia in the Ideal Home Show of 1912.

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