Bio-brick grown from urine, University of Cape Town
2023
Model of NatWest Tower
1970-1971
Red Brick with Cross-shaped Frog, 19th Century
1801-1900
Model of mansard roof
1914
‘Scaffixer’ block: 1907, or 1910 Jones patent
1907-1910
Cranked Cavity Tie Brick, Glazed, 1891-1901
1891-1901
Brick stamped in frog "Central, Whittlesea"
Model of Ggantija megalithic temple on the Maltese island of Gozo, 3000-2500 BC.
3000-2500 BCE
Plano-convex brick, Ubaid, Iraq, c 2500 BC.
2500 BCE
Piece of brick, 1600-1700
1600-1700
Roman Concrete Sample
Wooden model of the belfry of St Nicholas church, Laindon
1962
Part white brick from Woolpit
Specimen of stone from old St. Pauls Cathedral
Model of section of the Weaire-Phelan structure
Model of stone built manor house at Little Chesterford
19th Century Building Materials from Windsor Castle
1800s
Architectural model of Lille Cathedral
1991
Three fragments of stone from St. Pauls Cathedral
Sling from Quadrangle Storehouse at Sheerness Dockyard, England, 1824-1979
1824-1829
‘Scaffixer’ block: 1907, or 1910 Jones patent
1907-1910
Portion of stoothing wall (soundproof) of plaster and Norfolk reeds (1880)
1800
Model of Vauloue's pile driver
Sample, of Roman hypocaust tile
Fragment, Fawcett fireproof flooring
Specimen of Roman concrete
Bullnose-shaped Red Brick, King's Lynn, 19th Century
1801-1900
Assyrian Brick, 604-551 BC
604-551 BCE
Brick from wall at 46 Highgate High Street
‘Scaffixer’ block: 1907, or 1910 Jones patent
1907-1910
Reinforced Concrete Sections from the Ronan Point Tower Block
1968
Wooden mould and stockboard for handmaking bricks
Stone from "vitrified fort" at Finavon, Scotland
White brick, stamped in frog (but illegible)
Gread brick from Little Coggeshall Abbey
1170-1200
Concrete Unit Recovered from Welbeck Street Car Park
1968-71
Bolt with nut, from Quadrangle Storehouse at Sheerness Dockyard, England, 1824-1979
1824-1829
‘Scaffixer’ block: 1907, or 1910 Jones patent
1907-1910
Collection of samples of building materials used at the Building Research Station, Watford in the 1940s and '50s.
Clay pot, for vault construction
Bolt with nut, from Quadrangle Storehouse at Sheerness Dockyard, England, 1824-1979
1824-1829
Stone from St. Pauls Cathedral, (pink discolouration caused by the Great Fire, 1666)
Reinforced Concrete Section from Woolston Quay
1899
Half brick with frog stamped "Redland Flettons"
Bolt with nut, from Quadrangle Storehouse at Sheerness Dockyard, England, 1824-1979
1824-1829
Square pavement brick from Babylonia (Southern Iraq), 2nd millennium BC.
2000-1001 BCE
Model of Bage's flax mill, Shrewsbury, 1797
Pink stone taken from old St. Paul’s Cathedral
Oxygen regulator.
