[DOC] [TLE] Royal Pavilion - Wikipedia [PAR] Architect, John Nash. Website. Royal Pavilion. The Royal Pavilion, also known as 
the Brighton Pavilion, is a former royal residence located in Brighton, England. 
Beginning in 1787, it was built in three stages as a seaside retreat for ... In 
addition, the Prince of Wales was advised by his physician that the seawater 
would be... [DOC] [TLE] Discover the Royal Pavilion - Regency Era Extravagance (PHOTOS) [PAR] Here the King entertained foreign royalty, his ministers, his friends and family. ... 
to a fashionable seaside resort began in 1750 with the publication of a book by 
Dr ... Royal Pavilion, from John Nash's Views of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton, 
1826 ... In 1787 the Prince asked architect Henry Holland to transform the 
farmhouse. [DOC] [TLE] John Nash, Royal Pavilion, Brighton | England (Constable, Turner ... [PAR] John Nash, Royal Pavilion in Brighton, 1815-23 (photo: Xgkkp, ... visited the 
Royal Pavilion in 1837, she noted, "The Pavilion is a strange, odd, ... He first 
visited the seaside resort of Brighton in 1783 to benefit from its reputedly 
medicinal waters. ... assortment of architectural and design forms and motifs 
taken from Britain's... [DOC] [TLE] Designing the Seaside: Architecture, Nature and SocietyTheme Park [PAR] 1415) that the study of British tourism and leisure history is generally seen as 
not ... social and economic importance of the seaside resort and its architecture to 
this ... of the orient (starting in Brighton with John Nash's Royal Pavilion redesign, 
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King George III purchased the property for his wife Queen Charlotte. .... Royal 
Pavilion, Brighton Built for George IV as a seaside resort. The style ... The Grand 
Staircase was designed by the architect John Nash, at the request of King 
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.... Royal Pavilion, Brighton Built for George IV as a seaside resort. ... Brighton 
Royal Pavilion - Between 1815 and 1822 the designer John Nash redesigned 
and... [DOC] [TLE] Brighton Pavilion: View as single page - The Open University [PAR] The Pavilion as we now know it in its final state was the result of a collaboration 
between the architect Sir John Nash (17521835), the firm of Crace .... his 
patronage of John Nash, who at his behest redesigned Buckingham Palace and 
created the ..... conception  but then, it is part of a holiday house in a seaside 
resort. [DOC] [TLE] Brighton & Hove: "London-By-The-Sea" - Britannia.com [PAR] For those in the know, Brighton has long-been the place to go outside ... So, in 
1813, the Prince commissioned architect John Nash to design improvements to 
the Pavilion, ... Under his stewardship the enlarged and redesigned theatre 
flourished, ... Brighton is the only town in Britain that can boast a Grade I listed 
pier (listed... [DOC] [TLE] Regency History: December 2011 [PAR] Dec 3, 2011 ... George IV delighted in redesigning and developing his royal residences. ... Nash, 
John, Views of the Royal Pavilion with commentary by ... Henry Holland was the 
architect that George chose to redesign the pavilion. .... of Brighthelmstone was 
growing into a fashionable seaside resort. ... and Amazon.co.uk... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Introduction to regency architecture" - Internet Archive [PAR] I must, of course, acknowledge my debt to Mr John Summerson for his Georgian 
... John Tallis's London Street Views and John Nash's The Royal Pavilion at 
Brighton. .... His son carried on his good work, adding in 1769 his famous Royal 
Crescent, ... The popu- larity of Ramsgate and Margate as

Question: Architect John Nash is known for his redesign of the Royal Pavilion in this British seaside resort
Answer: Brighton