E. C. Robins

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Edward Cookworthy Robins (1831 – 20 June 1918), known as E. C. Robins, was an English architect and author. His 1887 work 'Technical School and College Building'^[1] thoroughly examines his specialty in designing educational buildings. He was the architect of Caterham School, which was built in 1884.

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^ Robins, Edward Cookworthy (1887). Technical school and college building. Whittaker And Co, London.

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