KING'S BENCH WALK, TEMPLE, LONDON

In James I"S London, a new type of house was developed. It was then known as the "row house", but today we call it as terrace.These houses were built by bricks during 1620s as it became the backbone of the city after the Great Fire of London. Not many example survived unaltered but the pattern developed in the 1670s but it became the blueprint of a huge proportion of urban housing till now. It is uniform from the outside but it is decorated individualistically inside. In many senses, they get to encapsulate the characters of people who lived inside. 

King's Bench Walk has been home to various sets of barristers over the years. The principal set in the building is the Chambers of Timothy Raggatt QC, A commonlaw set with around 55 members practicing in all areas of the law. There have been a number of other sets in occupancy of the building but none of them have been able to compete with the dominance of this common law set.