2016年11月24日 · The famous Cecil Brewer Staircase at Heal’s Furniture Store is (according to Heal’s) listed in ‘Places To See In Your Lifetime’. It was designed in 1916 by the architect Cecil Brewer, cousin of Ambrose Heal who founded the furniture store.

2019年3月23日 · The Cecil Brewer staircase at Heal’s flagship store London is full of some pretty spectacular staircases, many hidden from view from the general public. In my opinion, one of the capital’s most lovely ones is located in Heal’s furniture store in Tottenham Court Road.

The building features a stunning spiral staircase known as the Brewer Staircase. The hypnotic whirl spins up to the fourth floor and takes customers to the Mansard Gallery. It is a popular attraction among architecture aficionados. Architecture Cecil Brewer designed the stairs in 1916.

2020年12月15日 · Spiralling down through three floors at Heal’s department store in London is this striking Cecil Brewer-designed staircase. Heal’s flagship store moved to Tottenham Court Road in 1833 but the staircase was a later addition in …

2021年3月25日 · This stunning staircase is known as the Cecil Brewer Staircase, and its architecture and beauty make it a popular tourist attraction in London. You can find it at Heal’s flagship location, which a furniture company established by John Heal in 1810.

2023年3月25日 · Winding down in style. Cecil Brewer Staircase, London. This stunning staircase spirals up through three floors at Heal's department store in central London, where it has been helping shoppers get around in stylish fashion since 1916. It was designed by architect Cecil Brewer ahead of the opening of an in-store art gallery.

Designed by Ambrose Heal’s cousin, the architect Cecil Brewer, the HEAL’S spiral staircase was completed in 1916 with an echoing helix of lights installed after the Second World War.

2020年3月30日 · This famous staircase at the back of the store was designed by Ambrose Heal’s cousin Cecil Brewer. 1. What's in a name? Heal's is named after John Harris Heal, who established the business with...

2018年6月27日 · Designed in 1916 by Cecil Brewer, it used to lead up to an art gallery. Their claim to fame was a ground-breaking exhibition of French Modern Art, when Matisse and Picasso were first shown to the British Public.

Cecil Claude Brewer was born in London, England on 12 December 1871. He studied at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London, and Heddon Street Atelier in 1890 he was articled to Frank Thomas Baggallay (1855-1890).