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Tag Archives: Tarsem Flora
Croydon celebrates the life of architect Tarsem Flora
Croydon has been celebrating the life of Tarsem Flora this week. Tarsem, died on September 8, aged 79, having been diagnosed in February last year with prostate cancer. He was a leading figure in the Purley community for five decades … Continue reading
Architects’ top work goes on display in Fishers’ Folly
Fisher’s Folly, the Croydon Council office building on Mint Walk sometimes called Bernard Weatherill House, is hosting a special exhibition of the best of architecture from Sutton, Bromley and Croydon over the next fortnight. This first competition has been organised … Continue reading