 Balfour and Turner also designed Aldford House on Park Lane , an " ornate but stunted " free @-@ standing stone mansion for the diamond magnate Alfred Beit which was replaced in 1932 by a modernist apartment block designed by Val Myer . Their other most notable work was St Anselm 's Church in Davies Street , believed to have been mostly Turner 's work , which was regarded as eccentric . Using an arts and crafts @-@ style blending of influences , it had a plain frontage with a basilican interior , and some gothic tracery . When its demolition was planned in 1938 , it was dismissed by H. S. Goodhart @-@ Rendel as " a purely personal record of Thackeray Turner 's particular tastes " . However , the building was not in fact demolished . Instead , it was dismantled and reconstructed in altered form at Uppingham Avenue in Belmont as the church of St <unk> Belmont . The parish describes it as " a genuinely recycled building " . 
