The "modernistbritain.co.uk"
website has an interestring article about
Trinity Court. They describe it as a
fine example of the modernist aparttment
buildings to be found across London.
They explain that Trinity Court is an, "...
eight storey apartment block,
rectangular in plan, with the shorter
sides parallel to the street. The
front and rear elevations project
slightly at each side giving a Roman
'I' footprint to the building. The
main elevation features a central
entrance with double doors, with
decorative tracery in the windows.
Above the doors the entrance features
a stepped pediment carrying the
building name."
"The entire
outside of the building is rendered
and painted white, in contrast to the
traditional Victorian and more recent
brick buildings on that section of
Grays Inn Road. The balustrades of the
balconies and window frames are
painted an attractive light blue
colour. The external appearance of the
building has been preserved and
windows, balconies and balustrades all
appear unaltered."
