DLA105-0146  Transcription

G. BERKELEY WILLS, A.R.I.B.A.

ARCHITECT.

7, Stone Buildings,

Lincoln’s Inn, W.C.

and also at

High Street,

Marlow, Bucks.

January 20th 1922.

Dear Mr de Laszlo –

Mr. Baldry^[1] tells me that you wish me to superintend an alteration to the window of your new studio, and that you are returning to town tomorrow –

I shall be in town on Friday and Monday next and shall be pleased to call on you in the afternoon – preferably about 2.30  – If you will let me know which day and time will be convenient to you.

I understand of course that Mr. Cooper’s^[2] connection with you as your architect has terminated, but to avoid any breach of etiquette I should be much obliged if, before I visit the work, you would write me a letter stating that your employment of Mr. Cooper as your architect has definitely ceased.

Yours very truly

G. Berkeley Wills.

[Noted in the bottom left margin]  Monday 5½

Editorial Note:

Gerald Berkeley Wills (1882–1979), British architect

SMDL

09/01/2023