article_snippet.sent: Park Crescent West was designed by Buckingham Palace architect John Nash . '
article_snippet.sent: The crescent was originally designed by Buckingham Palace architect John Nash in the early 19th century to be grand houses for the friends and family of the Prince Regent.
article_snippet.sent: Nash, who designed Buckingham Palace, wanted a full circus, but only a semi-circle was ever built and a large amount was destroyed by bombing during the Second World War.
article_snippet.sent: I listed terrace I listed crescent, which is a 'flawed modern copy' of the original work by Buckingham Palace architect John Nash.
article_snippet.sent: This was when Buckingham Palace architect John Nash designed Regent's Park, Buckingham Palace and two theatres in Haymarket.
article_snippet.sent: John Nash (pictured left), who designed Buckingham Palace, wanted a full circus but only a semi-circle crescent was ever built, where scientist and inventor Sir Charles Wheatstone (right) once lived .
highlights_snippet.sent: The crescent was originally designed by John Nash, who also created Buckingham Palace, in the early 19th century .
  