William Wilkins was an English architect who designed several of London's major neoclassical landmarks, including the National Gallery and the original buildings of University College London and Haileybury College.
Wilkins's neoclassical facades at Haileybury and UCL created an architectural continuity between Nolan's school and university years — the same institutional grammar enclosing both phases of his formation.
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