This photo shows the Harcourt Buildings, as seen from the Inner Temple Gardens. This is part of Inner Temple, one of the Inns of Court in London. These buildings were constructed after World War II to replace ones destroyed in the Blitz. The current buildings were designed by Sir Hubert Worthington in a neo-Georgian style. The namesake is Lord Chancellor Harcourt, who was treasurer of the Inner Temple when the first Harcourt Buildings were completed about 1703. The second Harcourt Buildings replaced the originals in 1832-1833 and those are the one destroyed in the War.