Towndrow & Kaufmann was an architectural partnership formed in London, England in 1934 by Frederic Edward Towndrow (1897-?) and Eugen Carl Kaufmann (1892-1984) [later known as Eugene Charles Kent], a recent German émigré.
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Projects by Kaufmann and Towndrow included housing in Wimbledon, Angmering-on-Sea and Gerrards Cross; shops and commercial premises for Moss Bros., Rothmans and others; and extensions to schools in Hampstead and, with Godfrey Samuel, Otterden, Kent. Following the outbreak of World War Two in 1939, the partnership was dissolved.
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