View of The Wellcome Research Institution Building, later 'The Wellcome Trust', and home of the Wellcome Collection at 183 to 193 Euston Road in the former Metropolitan Borough of St Pancras, looking south. The Classical Revival building was designed by the architect Septimus Warwick and constructed by Trollope & Colls c1932. The five-storey building with basement and attic rooms, is made of Portland stone with ashlar banding at the ground floor. Doric fluted columns over the middle three floors, topped by a pediment over the middle three bays, Roman balustrading above the parapet cornice, and dormer windows in the mansard roof. Unity House, and Drayton House are just visible to the right and left of the picture, respectively. The building features bronze torchieres either side of the single entrance door and flood lamps at the corners, above the entrance vestibule. The entrance to the Wellcome Collection has since been remodelled with three entrance doors, with an 'Eye of Horus' design in the transom light above the central double doors. A central traffic island in Euston Road with a cast-iron lamppost protected by cast-iron bollards, is visible, along with a kerbside metal bunker.