Geneva, "The Masters of Modern Architecture Ltd" 1930

xi + 64pp. Short essay introduction + b/w plates illustrating the projects of the firm. Green cloth. Gilt titles on upper board. Small 4to. Good copy. Wills & Kaula was an architectural firm established by Herbert Winkler Wills (1863-1937) and William Kaula (1885-1972) in 1913. The practice had an office at at 3, Southampton Street, Bloomsbury, London and later at 22, Southampton Street, Bloomsbury, London. The partnership was wound up in 1938 after the death of Wills in the previous year. Featured buildings include Townsend House, London, the Howard de Walden Estate, Central London, Abbey Lodge, Regents Park and several properties in Portland Place amongst others. The team were also architects for the Horticultural College, Swanley Kent, [not illustrated]. Wills edited for a time The Builder then The Architect alongside his practice.