Institute of Chartered Accountants building, London

Target entity: Institute of Chartered Accountants building, London
Context triple: [John Belcher, notableWork, Institute of Chartered Accountants building, London]

• A. British Medical Association building, London
  The British Medical Association building in London is a prominent early 20th-century headquarters of the professional body for UK doctors, noted for its Edwardian Baroque architecture and once-controversial decorative sculptures.
• B. Royal United Services Institute building, London
  The Royal United Services Institute building in London is a historic, grand Edwardian structure designed by prominent British architect Sir Aston Webb to house the UK’s leading defence and security think tank.
• C. Foreign and Commonwealth Office building, London
  The Foreign and Commonwealth Office building in London is a grand 19th-century government edifice designed in an ornate Victorian style by architect George Gilbert Scott.
• D. Lloyd's building
  The Lloyd's building is a landmark high-tech office building in London, known for its radical "inside-out" design with services such as staircases and ducts exposed on the exterior.
• E. City Hall, London
  City Hall, London is a distinctive glass-fronted building on the south bank of the River Thames that served as the home of the Mayor of London and the London Assembly.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Institute of Chartered Accountants building, London
Target entity description: The Institute of Chartered Accountants building in London is a prominent late-19th-century professional and architectural landmark, noted for its richly decorated façade and grand interiors designed for the accounting profession.

• A. British Medical Association building, London
  The British Medical Association building in London is a prominent early 20th-century headquarters of the professional body for UK doctors, noted for its Edwardian Baroque architecture and once-controversial decorative sculptures.
• B. Royal United Services Institute building, London
  The Royal United Services Institute building in London is a historic, grand Edwardian structure designed by prominent British architect Sir Aston Webb to house the UK’s leading defence and security think tank.
• C. Foreign and Commonwealth Office building, London
  The Foreign and Commonwealth Office building in London is a grand 19th-century government edifice designed in an ornate Victorian style by architect George Gilbert Scott.
• D. Lloyd's building
  The Lloyd's building is a landmark high-tech office building in London, known for its radical "inside-out" design with services such as staircases and ducts exposed on the exterior.
• E. City Hall, London
  City Hall, London is a distinctive glass-fronted building on the south bank of the River Thames that served as the home of the Mayor of London and the London Assembly.
• F. None of above. chosen