VOL. X\V.

ACADEMY ARCHITECTURE

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ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW

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VOLS. 40-41-42,

ACADEMY ARCHITECTURE

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Bccbitectural 1Re\>iew,

191 1912' 1912"

ALEX. KOCH, Architect,

Membre Honoraire de la Societe des Peintres et Sculpteurs Suisse, &c.

CONTAINING

I. — A Selection of the most prominent Architectural Drawings hung at the Exhibitions of the Royal Academy of Arts, London.

II. — Paris Salon and Berlin Kunstausstellung. III.- — Sculptures. IV. — American Domestic Architecture.

V. — A Review of Interesting Architectural subjects recently carried out or designed in England and on the Continent.

VI. — Details and Interiors.

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I'Ei.i.F.QrF.R, A. Orthez (Basses— Pyrenees).

levc dii Chateau de Pan

& WHIGET, 38 Grainger Street West, New- e-on-Tyne.

;r, petition desipi for New Royal Infirmary, Brad- lore!

iri, Sculpt., 13 Rue Jacquemond, Paris.

rt, Sculpt., 135 Boulevard Bineau, Xeuilly- ine." *

mnif'il d'un ange

IreiON, Adrian, 25 Hart Street, Bloomsbury, W.C.

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: ixii. Louis. Sculpt., Avenue de fc'egur 49, Paris.

iiiunient de Monseigneur Francqueville

• . John. 23 Parliament Street, Hull.

\ew Quadrangle. Rossall School

~;'iilpt., 50 Rue Yercingetorix, Paris.

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[ax, Sculpt.. Rue Mornay 6, Paris.

-on de 1'Eau

v. Kdgar Henri, Sculpt., Rue Bayen 64, Paris.

•urc joyeiise '

: unil J. E., Boulevard Raspail 278, Paris. uel et projet de restauration de 1'eglise : de et collegmle de Saint-Andre a Chartres... >ner Erfendi. nouveauxmagasinsdesetablisse-

' >n 'sdi-Rack. an Cairo. (Egypte)

B VILY, 44 Parliament Street, Nottingham. Barters, Nottingham, for Territorial Force

si<ni t'cr Almshoiises. Nottingham

\V.. St. Michael's Road, Maesteg, Glam.

Caerau, Maesteg, Glam

NiKi'.. Kug-ne C'li. Avenue deSaint-Ouen 101, Paris:

berge an col de Brunnig

William D., M.A., 3 Great College Street, West-

St. Ninian. Douglas Isle of Man

ow, C., Forest Hill, Roundhay, Leeds.

y House. Well, Yorks. .'.

House. Well, Yorks

. Rue de Vangir-trd 23, Paris.

i ilu Marin

•tes, Manor House. Prestbury, Glos.

Buildings. Cnldey

L<e Shop and St. Martin's Tower, Monastery

3iiil(li!i-_'.-. Caldey

rt Sculpt., Darmstadt.

ekspringer

t .V DAVIES. 17 Col more Road, Birmingham.

-ilk-nee. V.'alndey. Warwickshire

r.'l I! •sidences, Erdington, Warwickshire

H. A.. 12 Queen Anne's Gate, S.\V.

Office. Mars/ate

uiley. 24 BloonHiiiry Square, W.C. •• Smith Cinirt. Kwclme Prrk. Swyncomb. Oxon. Alfred W. S. iv Alan K. MvsiiY, 28 Martin's Lane, 'annoii Street. K.C.

'P'iseil lie^iilence IT I'niversity men in London... HIER, 1... Sculjit.. Rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs 17. 1'aris.

-•'MX Balles

1'. Burke, 12 Little Colleue Street, West- s.\v. : .ntrance. County School for Boys, Bromley,

y School i'(>r Boys. Bromley, Kent

MELIN. Arch.. Skomakaregatan 20. Malnn'i.

less Premises and Flats, Maliin'i, Sweden ...

relleborg. Sweden

MYER, 3<i Furnival street, w.r.

Kingly Street, Regent Street. W

Us,E., Sculpt., Avenue deCMtillon 66 Paris.

wit I'Amour •

•uister A: Sons. 2!( New Bridge Street. B.C. •mall Country House at Potter's Bar

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FIELD, Horace & SIMMONS, 1 Langham Chambers, Lang- ham Place, w.

Block of Houses in Devonshire Street, w

Two Houses, Westminster, s.W

FORSYTH & MAVI.E, 309 Oxford Street, w.

Central Institute for Swedish Gymnastics, W

FOVKXIER, Maurice, rue Mirabeau 17, Paris.

Maternite et Hopital d'Enfants

FRERE, Eustace C., 1 Lincoln's Inn Fields, w.c.

Mission Church and School, Boxhall Road, Leyton, E. FRTTSTEXAU, Geh. Baurat, Arch., Wilhelmstrasse 79, Berlin, w., 66.

AkadeniHgebaude in Posen, Gesamtansicht

Festsaal der Konigl: Akademie in Posen

TIXA. M. & A. PARERA, Sculpts., Barcelona.

Projet de Monument Commemoratif jiour li^ Cente-

isaire des Cortes de 1812

GASQ, Paul, Sculpt., Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honore 233, Paris.

Aux Yolontaires de la Revolution. 1792

GAUTIER, Louis O., Boulevard Rapsail 207. Paris.

Releve avant 1'incendie de la Chapelle de Rocamadour

Camaret, Finistcre

GIBBONS, J. Harold. 107 Marylebone Road, W.

St. Augustine's Church, Highgate, completion of West

End

GIBSON, J. S., SKIPWITH & GORDON, 5, Old Bond Street, w.

The Xew Guildhall, Westminster, detail perspective of Entrance

The New Guildhall, Westminster, Perspective View... GREEN, W. Curtis, 14 Gray's Inn Square, w.c.

House at Hampstead

GUTHRIE, L. Rome, 13 John Street, Adelphi. W.C.

House and Garden, Townhill Park, near Southampton HANNAVX, E., Rue Saint- Simon 11, Paris.

Patria non immemor

HARRIS, E. V., & T. A. MOODIE, 8 New Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.

Glamorgan County Hall, Cathays Park. Cardiff

HARRISON, W. H., 66 Victoria Street, s.W.

House near Cambridge

Village Hall at Oxted

HILL, A. & H. H., 22 George's Street, Cork.

Head Office of the Minister * Lehister Bank, Cork... HORNBLOWER, George, 2 Devonshire Terrace, Portland Place, w.

Proposed Frontages, London, s.w

HOSSFEI.I), Geh. Ober- Baurat, Arch., Berlin.

lOvaugelische Kirche in Osterode

Kvangelische Kirche in Brockau-Breslau

Katholische Kirche in Dembio

Hvangelische Kirche in Grepjiin

HOYI.K. Wilfred. 24 Park Place, Gravesend.

House at Cobham, Kent

I in; IKSOX. Herbert G.. 28 Mart in's Lane.Cannon Street, E.C.

House at Himstanton. the West Terrace

.T\(i(!ARD, W. R., 17 Endymion Road, Finsliury J'ark, N.

Proposed Public Libraries. Muizenberg. and St. .lames.

Cape Town, South Africa

JOHNSON, Thomas, 3, Cliolmondeley Avenue, Harlesden.

N.W.

Aii Interior

LANJISK.EU. M.. Sculpt., 115 Gower Street, w.c.

Acciieil a la route

I.i \ v F. Henri. Avenue de la Republique 3(», Paris.

I n J'antheou de 1'Art : etude de six grandes com-

positionssymbolisant lesgrandesepoques del'Art...

Li (,\s. Geolfry. J4 Hart Street. Bloomsbwy Scinare, W.C.

House in Saiidown Avenue. Kslier

Ll'TYEN-5. Edwin, L.. 17 Queen Anne's Gate. s.w.

The Rand Regiments War Memorial. Johannesburg... MALLOWS. C. E., 28 Conduit Street, Hanover Square, w.

House at Suiiiiingdale

M.vuiiERT, Louis, Sculpt., 9 Bretigny-siir-Orge (Seme-et-

Monum'ent n la Reine Victoria :i enger a Nice

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MAWSOX, T. H. & R. ATKINSON. 2H Conduit Street, i Hanover Square, w.

Proposed Improvement S.iieiue. r.oltun. Lanes -27

M i:\<;ix. I'. K.. Sculpt.. Hue Dulot, 36 Paris.

l/i Nuit 78

MOORE, Temple, -40 Well Walk, Hampstead, x.w.

New Church of St. Anne, Royton. I/me ishire i 0

Interior of New Church, Skirbeck, Boston 13

MOORE, Leslie T., 3 Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn, w.c.

Design for a Lodge \ 148

MHREAU, Hippolyte, Sculpt., Kue des Trois — Bornes 9, Paris.

Le Secret 72

Couronnement de 1' Amour 72

MOKLOX, A., Sculpt., Rue de la Tombe-Issoire 35, Paris.

Le Vin 74

NEWTON, Ernest, A.R.A., 4 Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn, w.c.

House at Hambledon, Surrey. Garden View 42. 43

" Four Acres," Harefleld, Middlesex -U

Xiri.AfssK. F. P., Sculpt., Au Bisset de Saint-Augustin par Faremoutiers (Seine-et-Marne).

Nourrice Seche 70

PITE, Professor Beresford, 2 York Gate. x.w.

Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Namirembe, Uganda ... 10-12 PECHE, A. M., Sculpt., Rue de Vaugirard 203, Paris.

Silcne .71

PET.XOX, Henry C., Arch., New York

Tlesidence at Port Henry, New York 149

PKXDARIES, J. J., Sculpt., Rues des Ecoles 2, Paris.

Le Repit 82

Kepublique ' 83

PKYRE, R. C., Sculpt., Avenue Daumesnil 245, Paris.

Fontaine des Nymphes 73

PHILIPPART, Odile, Mme., Sculpt., Rue Scheffer 22, Paris.

Devant 1'Espace 82

PORCHE, Maurice, Rue Ce"sar-Franck 3, Paris.

Hotel de Mme. Blanche Mendel 104,105

POULTER, H. R. & B. A., 31 Camberley, Surrey.

St. Andrew's Church, Frimby ! 13

PRENTICE, A. N., 10 Norfolk Street, Strand, w.c. New Examination Hall, Queen Square, W.C.

Stenigot Manor, Lincolnshire 58

RABUSSIER, Charles A., Rue d'Orsel 57, Paris.

Une maison de campagne 100, 101

RAXIFRI, A., de Sculpt., Rue Vercinge'torix 3, Paris.

Frisson 72

READ AMAcDoxALD, 16 Cork Street, w

Bunch Cottage, Haslemere 4.">

ROGER-BLOCHE, P., Sculpt., Rue Hegesippe-Moreau 15. Paris.

Monument aux Aviateurs 66

ROSALES, E. p., Sculpt., Rue Pierre-Charron 2, Paris.

Une vitrine contenant une Statuette bronze 81

ROSK, A. Winter, 15, Great George Street, Westimster. s.w. Kntrance and Billiard Room Doorway, Millfleld,

Brent wood 47

RVNTOX & BARRY, Victoria Chambers, Bowlalley Lane, Hull

Bird's Eye View, portion of Garden Village, Hull 143

S.VUAX, Geh. Baurat, Arch., Berlin.'

Oberprhsidium in Coblenz 114-110

I! 'irierungsgebaiide in Allenstein 118-120

s \<-!;, Alfred. Arch.. Hannover.

Diive-Hrunnoi). Hannover

Knrlmis. Anliwn. I! ill l/uitcrberg

St:idtis<-|if Sparkasse. zii Jena

Sta :ltkirc-he. Cello

SCHWECHTEX, <;<-h. llaurat Prof. Franz. Arch., Harden bergstr. 33, Charlottenburg, Berlin.

Konigl : Residenzschloss in Posen

SCOTT-WILLEY. H. H., Somersfleld, Reigate.

Woodend, Caple, Surrey

SERAPHIX, A.^ Sculpt., 39 Rue de Bagnolet, Paris.

Femme au Chat

SEIDEXSTUCKER, Friedrich. Sculpt., B.-Wilmersdorf.

Kinder ftgur

SOXXEXFEI/D, Gotthard, Sculpt., Berlin.

Andromeda

Dolce and Dilettant

SPAIX. J. E.. Dixon, 19 Hanover Square, w.

Hovenden House, Fleet, Lincolnshire

SFDRE, Raymonde, Sculpt., Rue d'Assas 68, Paris.

Fontaine d'Amour

StrxD, Harald, 247 King's Road, Chelsea, s.w.

San Francesco. A.--Ni. Interiorof Lower Church

TATT. C. J.. Hampstead-Way, (iolder's Green, x.w. ;.

T'niversity and Day Training Colleges. Kxeter

TAPPER, Walter, 10, Melina Place, St. John's Wood. x.w.

School Chapel, Perth, West Australia

TAUTENHAYX, Richard, Sculpt.

Door wa y

THOEMER, Wirklicher, Geh. Ober-Baurat, Arch., Berlin.

Lind-und Amtsgericht in Hannover

Oberlandesgericht in Coin, Treppenhaus

Amtsgericht in Giitersloh

Land-und Amtsgericht, Duisburg

Landgericht in Halberstadt, Treppenhaus

VAT.F.TTF, J. B. Henri, Rue cle la Clef 46, Paris.

Projet d'hotel particulier

VEGA, M. & MARCH, Archs., Barcelona.

Projet de monument commemoratif pour la Centenaire

des Cortes de 1812

VERLET. Raoul C., Sculpt., Rue Galvani 7, Paris.

La Fleur et le Ruisseau

VOULOT, F., Sculpt., 14 Rue Boissonade, Paris

Jeunesse

WARD, Melville S., 104 Victoria Street, s.w.

Restorations and Additions to Rushbrock Hall, Staffs WTARREX, Edward, 20 Bedford Square, w.r.

Deep Sea Fishermen's Institute. Nc-wlyn. Cornwall ...

Gorse Hill, near Woking

WARRICK & HALL, 13 South Square, Gray's Inn, w.c.

St. George's House. Perth. West Australia

WHITE, W. Henry, 14A, Cavendish Place. Cavendish Square, W.

The Living Hall, The Lodge, Portishead

Anst ic Grange, Surrey

WILLIAMSON, Benedict & J. H. B. Foss, 16 Great Marl borough Street, w.

Interior of St. Patrick's Church, Orpington

WILI.MOT, Ernest, 1 Raymond Buildings, (i ray's Inn w.c.

House and Grounds at Berkhampsted

Wiu.orGHBY, G. H., National Buildings, The Parsonage. Manchester.

Residence, Bramhall Park. Cheshire

WTOLFERS, Marcel, Sculpt., A. Wollnue, Saint-Pierre, Avenue Verte, 28.

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KR, Louis, Temple Chambers, Temple Avenue, B.C.

)>sign tor new Church of St. Jolin, Potters I!;ir.

ET. H V. & Winton NEWMAN, 14 Cray's Inn Square.

w.o. louse at Totteridge, South Front ........................

i Beaeonslield .......................................

\so\. K. Frank, 8 Saekville Street, w.

idelphi Hotel, Liverpool ....................................

delphi Hotel, Liverpool, Pinna ...........................

iatli Room for the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool .........

. s. Nicholson, The Studio, St. Dtinstan's Road,

Karon's Court, W. ,o\e and the Vestal. Group ..................................

WKI.L, William, 38 Park Square, Leeds

he |V;!rl Life Assurance C'o.'s Offices, Leeds .........

: i;iUGK, 1). A., 36 Dale Street, Liverpool [on.-e at Hooton, Cheshire .................................

i R., St. Thomas Gate, Brentwood Men > mead." Brentwood, Essex ........................

• 01 1 A CAUTLEY, 32 Museum Street, Ipswich .'orkshop and Changing Rooms, Ipswich School ...... '

r>STOXi:, F. V., 5 St John's Wood Studios, Queen's Tcrrarc1, N.W.

>x, C. \V. Blanshard, 33 Halkett Place, Jersey

ouse at Furze Hill, Kingswood, Surrey ...............

ouse at le Hocq, Jersey .................................

s, 11. A. & BROWNING, 12 Norfolk Street, Strand,

W.C.

ouse at Kingswood, Surrey, Garden Front ............

'BEST, A., 5 Fulham Studios, Fulham Road, S,W. aphne .........................................................

ravel ................................................

Mortimer, R. B. S., Clarendon House, South aling, w.

Shepherd Boy .............................................

William Beattie, 11, Randolph Place, Edinburgh miscs for Palace Sports, Ltd ............................

NO, Miss A. K., Kitchen End, Ampthill, Beds. tianity unveiling Nature ................................

si) ifc FARMER, Norwich Union Chambers, mingham ntrancc Front of House at Edgbaston ...............

K, K., 94a Horseferry Rd., S.W.

h-room at (lie Palacio de Liaria, Madrid, for His

Grace the Duke of Alba .................................

, John ,1.. A. R S. A., 2 Montague Place, Russell

quare, w. c.

tish Museum Extension, Main Staircase ............

. Alfred. 25 St Leonard's Road, East Sheen, s. w. ens, an Allegory of Sculpture ........................

bella .........................................................

William D , M.A., 3 Great College Street, Wcst-

linster, s.\v.

Boniface, St. Budeaux. Devon ........................

itch of Stanley St Peter. WakclieM ..................

' Organ, Winchester College Chapel ..................

s. Benjamin, 23 Kitzroy Square, w.

nolate, Statue .............................................

alter. 8 Old Burlington Street, W.

ail of New Premises for Messrs Burberry, Hay-

market ......................................................

IT. T. H., A H.\M!'. :«> liloomslmry Square, W.C. hames House," Queen Street Place. London, E.C. hames House." Queen Street Place, London, E.C.

Main Knt ranee .............................................

hames House," Queen Street Place, London, E.C.

Board Room .............................................

hames House," Queen Street Place, London, E.C.

Interior View .............................................

use at Totteridge Green, Herts ........................

. T. Edwin, 12 Gray's Inn Square, w.r.

iign for New Town Hall, Marylebone ...............

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120, 121 133

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CRESWELL, H. Bulkeley, 16 Great Marlborough Street, w.

Houseat Leek- Wootton, Warwickshire

Hydraulic Power Station, Queen's Ferry, Flintshire...

House at Rugby

CRICKMER, Courtenay M., 1 Lincoln's Inn Fields, w.r

Group of Houses, Letchworth

DAVIDSON, William, 54 Queen Street, Edinburgh

Church of St. Nicholas, Potter Heigham, Norfolk, Proposed Restoration

Church of St. Margaret, Upton, Norfolk, Propose-.!

Restorat ion

DICK, W. Reid, 3 Clifton Hill Studios. St. John's Wood,

N.W.

Ambit ion

DOWNING, H. B. Burke, 12 Little College Street, West- minster, s.w. Church of S. Barnabas, Mitcham, for the City of

London School Mission

House at Furze Hill, Kingswood

EDWARDS, A. C. Morris, 337 Birkbeck Chambers, High Holborn, W.C. .

Dura Den, Beckenham Place Park

ELSLEY, Thomas, Ltd., 20-30 Great Titchricld Street,

London, w. Various Designs for Door-Handles in Wrought and

Cast Iron

FAIR & MYER, 39 Furnival Street, Holborn, w.c.

Hillthorpe, Bexhill-on-Sea

Hillthorpe, Bexhill-on-Sea, Interior of Hall

FIELD, Horace & SIMMONS, & A. FAULKNER, 1 Langlmm Chambers. Langham Place, W.

Nos. 13 to 18 Devonshire Street, W

16 Avenue Road, Hampstead

FLETCHER, Banister & Sons, 29 New Bridge Street, \v.c.

Nos. 30 A and 30B Wimpole Street, w

" Dormers," Portishead

FORSYTH & MAULE, 309 Oxford Street, w.

New Boarding House, Shrewsbury School

House at Boxmoor

FREEMAN, Frank R., 21 Wood Street, Bolton

New Church of St. Barnabas, Bolton

GARDE, Bichard, Wingletye-Lane, Hornchurch, I.

Children of Destiny, Group

Solitude •

GASCOYNE, Alexander. 7 Shakespeare Road, Nottingham

Designs for Stained Glass ;;";T

GEORGE, Sir Ernest, A.R.A., & YEATES, 18 Maddux Street, w.

A Lumber House, British Guiana

Woodside, Esber

Gmr.ONS John & Son, 4 St. Mary's Parsonage. Manchester New Fittings and Decorations, St. Matthew's Church,

Burnley

GILES, Margaret M. (Mrs. Bernard Jenkin), 59 Compact! Street, Kensington, w.

The Labourers in the Yine\ard

GILLICK, Ernest G., 1 IA ch-yne Row. Chei-ca. 8.W.

Panel of Muse-;, and IMail, .lames Adam Mem-n-l.

Emmanuel College. Cambridge

Memorial to .fames Adam for Emmanuel '

Cambridge

GOULDKN, R. R., 426 Fulham Road, S.W.

Portion of a Fountain

<;I;A< '.. Lionel I'., 114 Queen Victoiia Stnet. r..<\ Dinin" Hall and Chapel for t!:e Society o| :h

Shepherd, Rectory Grove. Clapham, s.w

House at Scotts Hill, Ware, Herts

GKEI-.N. W. Curtis, 14 dray's Inn Square, W.C.

House at Lichfleld

GREENSLADK. Sidney K.. 11 Cray'- Inn S,|u:ir<\ we

The National Library of Wales. Al.ervstwytli, View from south-west

GRIMSHAW & CUNI.IITK, Bank Chaml-.cis, I'.laokburn Road, Accrinjiton

St. James's Parish Church, Accrington

HART & WATERHOUSE, 1 Yerulanr Buildings, Gray's Inn, w.c.

House at Knlield

HAUTWELL. Charles L., K.M.S., The Studio, <;2 Acacia Koad, x.W.

The G lea ncr

II i i.i,. Oliver, 40 Dover Street, w.

Swimming-pool in a Garden in Berkshire

HITCH, F. Brook, Broadmeadow House, Musley, Ware

A Fierce Encounter

HODGSON, Herbert, Thorpe Chambers, Bradford

A Village Institute. .Mountain, near Bradford

.IKXMXGS, Leonard, 11 Cheyne Gardens, Chelsea, s.w.

Paolo and Francesca

KNOWLES, W. H., 25 Collingwood Street, Newcastle-on-

Tyne Armstrong College, Newcastle-on-Tyne, College Gate

and Art Department

KOCH, Mrs. Alex., 2 Windmill Hill, Hampstead, x.w.

St. John's Chapel, Tower of London — Frontispiece LKDWARD, G., 37 Hotham Road, Putney, s.w.

Sketch Model for the International Telegraphic Union

at Berne

LINDSAY, C. T., 290 King's Road, Chelsea, s.w.

Wallpaper Fillings

LODLEY, J. Hodgson, 49 Roland Gardens, South Kensing- ton, s.w. Masque of Cupid, Spenser's Fairie Queene, Oil Paint ing

for Mural Decoration

Harvest

LUTYHNS, Edwin L., 17 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster, s.w.

Design for a Metal Work Screen

MACDOUGALD, G. D., 5 Clifton Hill Studios, St. John's

Wood, X.W.

Hagar and Ishmael

MALLOWS, Charles K., 28 Conduit Street, w.

Village Hall and Institute, Nettlebed, Oxfordshire ...

Design for House and Gardens in Kent

MARSHALL, Ernest \V., 139 Oxford Street, w.

House in Yorkshire

MARVIX, Philip J., 6 Ospringe Road, Brecknock Road, x.w.

Design for a Church

MARYON, L. Edith C., A.R.C.A., 58 Grove Park Terrace, Chiswick, w.

The Seeker of Divine Wisdom

MASTERS, F. Norman D., M.A., Bank Chambers, Scott Lane, Doncaster

The Nave, Maltby Mission Church

VniuiKiKLD. Lionel S., 116D King's Road, Chelsea, S.w. The Right Rev. R. F. L. Blunt, D.D., late LJishop

of Hull :

y.iLKE, Oswald P., 16 Great James Street, Bedford Row. w.c.

Essart, near Newbury, Berks, the North Garden

Moxsox, E. C. P., Finsbury Pavement House, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.

Sutton Mode.l Dwellings, Chelsea, s.w

.VONTFORP, Paul R., R.B.A., Anhalt Studio, Albert Bridge, s.w.

The Bather

•MOORE, Temple, 46 Well Walk. Hampstead, x.W.

Hostel of the Resurrection, Leeds

Rejected Design for the Chapel of the Community of

the Resurrection, Mirfleld, Yorks

Pusey House, Oxford, Proposed new Buildings

UoscBor-Yomra & GI.ANFIELD, 20 Brook Street, Bond Street, w.

Shcreham Cottage, Shoroham

XEAL, Reiriinld. 11 Mortimer Street, w.

Elizabethan Hall

N I:\VTON, Krnest, A.R.A., 4 Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn, w.c.

Oldcastle. Dallington, Sussex

The Grcenaway, Cheltenham, Garden Front

OsiidUN, the late Frank Barlow

Church <.f S. Peter, George Street West. Birmingham PALMER. Charles A., 14A Cheyne Row, Chelsea, s.w.

The Temptation

PIUWORTH. Charles. 14.\ Cheyne Row, Chelsea, s.w."

Sketch Model for Panel representing King Alfred, Chroniclers and Wandering Bards, for Central

Library, Bristol

Sketch Model for Panel representing Chaucer and some of the Canterbury Pilgrims, for Central

Library, Bristol

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PITE. W. A., llfi Jermyn Street, Piccadilly, w.

A Private House

PRENTICE, Andrew N., 10 Norfolk Street, Strand, w.c.

Notgrove Manor. Gloucestershire

Top Kami. Willerscy. Worcestershire.

1'iiYXXK. (i. II. Fellowes, C Queen Anne's Gate, West- minster, s.w.

St. Martin's Church, Worcester, Interior View looking

East

RECKITT, Frank Norman, M.A., Trafalgar Buildings, Northumberland Avenue, w.c.

A Studio at Rickmansworth

ROSE, A. Winter, 15 Great George Street, Westminster, s.w.

Goodrich House, Hatfleld, from Garden

Goodrich House, Hatfleld, Street Facade

SETH-SMITH <fe MUNRO, 40 Lincoln's Inn Fields, w.c.

House at Woking

SHEARER, Robert S., 35 Alston Avenue, Cheltenham

Samson, Relief

SMITH, E. Whitney, 41 Priory Road, South Hampstead, BT.W.

Saint George

STEAD, Samuel, Westminster Chambers, Station Parade, Harrogate

Perspective View of Proposed Hydro at Harrogate ... STEWART, Harriet S., 42 Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, w.

Searching the Waves, lone Hero mourns

STOKES, Leonard, 2 Great Smith Street, Westminster, s.w.

House at Walton Heath

SUTTOX & GREGORY, Bromley House, Nottingham

Baptist Church and Schools, Nottingham

Abington Avenue Church, Northampton

SYKES, A., 45 Finsbury Pavement, E.C.

Additions to Holland House, Clacton-on-Sea

SYKES, Charles, 193 Brompton Road, s.w.

Arcadia

TRULOVE, J. R., 8 King William Street, Strand, w.c.

Alterations, Studley Royal. Yorkshire, for the Mar- chioness of Ripon, A Reception Room

TURNER, Alfred, 0 Hurlingham Road, s.w.

Life, Panel

Psyche

TWEED, John, The Avenue Studios, 70 Fulham Road, s.w.

Lord Cli ve

WADE, Lillian M., 17 Chancellor's Read, Hammersmith, w.

Panel for Lord Henry C. Bentinck, Battle Scene

WALSH & NICHOLAS, Museum Chambers, Halifax

St. Matthew's Church, Northowran, Halifax

WARD. Melville S., 104 Victoria Street, s.w.

House at Wimbledon, Entrance Front

House at Wimbledon, Garden Front

Golf Clubhouse at Denham

WARWICK & HALL, 13 South Square, Gray's Inn, w.c.

Cornwall County Office, Premiated Design

Competitive Design for the Manchester Art Gallery... WATERHOUSE, Paul, M.A., Staple Inn Buildings, High Holborn, w.O.

Buildings for the Prudential Assurance Company, Grimsby .'..

Buildings for the Atlas Assurance Company, J ,1- mingham

Bozedown House, Whitchurch, Oxon

WHEELER, Frederick, Sox and SEARLF, 7 Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.

Adult School, Sutton, Surrey

WHITING, Frank F.., & Walter S. PETO, 30 Bedford Row. w.c.

New Vestibule, Comedy Theatre, Panton Street, w.... WHYMPFR, Win., 10 Gray's Inn Square, w.c.

New Golf Club House, Foxrock, co. Dublin, Ireland WIENS, S. M., 1 Carlyle Studios, 290 King's Road, Chel- sea, s.w.

" Per.'Uta "

WILKIXS, Victor, 12 York Buildings, Adelphi, w.c.

New Peabody Trust Dwellings, Vauxhall Bridge

Road, S.w

WILLIAMS-ELLIS <t SCOTT, 15, Arundel Street, Strand, w.c.

Fourcourts House, Angle of Inner Entrance Court ... WILLS, John & SONS, Victoria Chambers, St. Peter's Churchyard, Derby

Wesleyan Schools and Institutional Premises

WILSON, T. M., 34 New Bridge Street, E.C.

House at Esher Park, Surrey

WOOD, Edgar. 78 Cross Street. Manchester

Interior, Brandon. Sheffield

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1912". — LIST OF CONTENTS.— 1912".

ESON, Miss Annie C., 8 Kensington Crescent, w. PAGE

The Pixie 79

MS, Maurice B., Edenhiirst, Bedford Park. Chiswirk.w. Chapel of All Souls, St. Michael's, Bedford Park, W. 14

XANDKR, George, R.B.S., 1 Justice Studios, Justice Walk, Chelsea, S.w.

Atalanta 81

REW, Walter

Hotel at Newbury 127

IXE, Jean. Hue Falguierc 24, Paris.

Dans hi prairie 84

ii, S. Nicholson, R.B.S., The Studio, St. Duustan's . Road, Baron's Court, w.

The Coming of Spring C9

L, J. L , 26A Paradise Street, Birmingham.

Kasf and West Fronts of Furze Hill. Wiilersey, Worcs. 49

KER <fc KIRK, 11 Buckingham Street, Strand, W.C.

Almshouses at Shen Place. Brentwood 34

'HER. J., R.A. & J. J. JOASS, 9 Clifford Street, w.

Holy Trinity Church, Kingsway, w.c Frontisp'ce

New Premises of Messrs. William Whiteley, Ltd.,

Queen's Road, w 28

New Premises, Royal Society of Medicine, Henrietta

Street, w 29

UIXGTON, A. & A. 11. JEMMETT, 25 Hart Street, Bloomsbury, W.c.

Design for a Development Scheme 35

CRAND-BOUTEE, Rene, Rue de Tourlaque, 22, Paris.

Enfants a la fontaine 73

BRIDGE, D. A., 36 Dale Street, Liverpool.

House near Parkgate, Cheshire 140

;EY, Roy K., c/o Bank of Xew South Wales, Thread-- needle Street, B.C.

Colthurst, Dorset, Hunting Stables and Garage 55

:ETT, Stanley, 4 Albert Square, Manchester.

Design for Business Premises, Manchester 113

IIFIELD, Reginald. A.R.A.. 1 New Court, Temple, E.C.

Wrctham Hall, Norfolk -. 39

Mauoir de la Trinite, Jersey 41

SARD & PARSSON, 510 Chamber of Commerce, Cleve- land, Ohio, U.S.A.

i'.'iice at Shaker Lakes, Cleveland, Ohio 98

Arthur T., Victoria Mansions, 28 Victoria Street, S.w.

>od Edge, Ewhurst, Surrey 138

.lohn H. M., 51 Moscow Road, Bayswater, W. Design for the Ciborium for St. Margaret's Church,

Oxford 64

CCHER, C. G., 40 Great James Street, Bedford Row,

\<>rth wood and Ruislip proposed Garden Suburb 144

GS, R. A., & BROWNING, 12 Norfolk Street, Strand,

at Furze Hill, Banstead, Surrey 143

'iLSTEXHOLME & THORXKLY, Central Buildings, Richmond Terrace, Blackburn.

Sew Congregational Church, Fairhaven 12

'EY, Michael and Clifford C. MAKINS, 33 Henrietta Street, Strand, W.C.

it Gidea Park 133

:os, Alfred, 25 St. Leonard's Road, East Sheen, S.w.

alamis, the Mourners, Relief 78

TON & PERKIN, 5 Union Court, Old Broad Street, E.C.

Ming of Hat chard's, 1 87 Piccadilly, W 119

pew Premises, Westminster, for the London County

and Westminster Bank, Ltd 119

. E., 36 Bloomsbury Square, W.c.

ir a Fireplace 1 59

ER, T. Edwin, 4 Verulam Buildings, Gray's Inn, w.c.

l?he Homerton Public Library 36

•SWELL, Herbert O., 17 Buckingham Street, Strand, w.c.

•mall Houses, Knightsbridge, S.W 128,129

:tie, 117 Shaftesbury Avenue, w.c.

ndon Opera House, Kingsway, w.c 122

he London Opera House, Kingsway, w.c 154,155

rinees Theatre. Shaftesbury Avenue, w.c ' 152

* K, T. Mewburn, R.B.S., 10 Gainsborough Road, I Bedford Park, w.

•lox. Horace, Rue Denfert-Rochereau 77, Paris.

-ux Morts! Aux Exiles!

' . T. Lawrence. 28 John Street, Bedford Row, w.c. lorn Park, Dorset

46,47

DESCA, Edmoncl, Rue Mathurin-Regnier 34. Paris.

La Mort du Lion

DOWNING, H. P. Burke, 12 Little College Street, West- minster, s.w.

St. Philip's Parish Institute, Camberwell

DOYLE, J. Francis, 4 Harrington Street. Liverpool.

Church of St. Barnabas, Mossley Hill, Liverpool

DUBOIS, Ernest, Rue Mansart 15, Paris.

" France et Savoie"

DUDLEY, F. Guilford W., 2 Spencer Street, St. Albans. Herts.

St. John's Church, Potter's Bar

DUFRENE, Leon, 11 Rue Benjamin Constant, Ancienne- ment Avenue Bleriot, Pare Bineau, Neuilly-sur- Seine..

Le Vin et la Chanson

EDWARDS, F. E. P., City Architect, Town Hall, Sheffield.

Sheffield Town Hall Extension

ELLIS, Herbert O., 46 Fenchurch Street, E.C.

Raines Foundation Schools, Arbour Square, E

The Amalgamated Press New Premises, Farringdon

Street, E.C

FARQUHARSON, Horace, 14 North Audley Street, w.

Sefton Park, Slough, for Lord Decies

FARQUHARSON, H., and RICHARDSON and GILL, 46 Great Russell Street, w.c.

His Majesty's Theatre, Manchester

FLEMING, H. S., 70 Little Heath, Old Charlton, s.E.

A pair of Semi-detached Houses

Foss, J. H. Beart, 16 Great Marlborough Street, w

House in the Iffley Road, Oxford

FOUNTAIN & MORATZ, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.

House at'Cleveland, Ohio

Residence at Cleveland, Ohio

House at Cleveland, Ohio

FREEMAN, Frank R., 21 Wood Street, Bolton.

New Parish Church, near Wigan

GARBE, Richard, R.B.S., Wingletye Lane, Hornchurch, Essex.

The Magdalenes

GIBBONS, J. Harold, 107 Marylebone Road, w.

St. Patrick's Mission, St. John's Parish, Stamford Hill, N.

Design for Permanent Church

GIBBONS, John & Sons, 4 St. Mary's Parsonage, Manchester. St. Alban's Church, Cheetwood, Manchester, Com- pletion of the Tower

GODWIN, Edward, 16 Onslow Studios, 183 King's Road, Chelsea, S.w.

St. Agnes Eve ,

GRAYSON, Hastwell, M.A., Room 606, Royal Liver

Buildings, Liverpool.

New Dining Hall, St. Aidan's College, Birkenhead... GREENAWAY, F. H. and J. E. NEWBEHRY, 21 Queen Anne's Gate, s.w.

Church of St. Andrew, Coulsdon. Interior

Church of St. Peter, South Wimbledon. Interior ... HALL, Edwin T., 54 Bedford Square, w.c.

The British Home and Hospital for Incurables,

Streatham, s.w

HART, F. J. Watson, 39 Furnival Street, w.c.

House at Penshurst

HART & WATERHOUSE, 1 Verulam Buildings, Gray's Inn, w.c.

South Mimms Manor

HILL, Frank W., 59 Topsham Road, Smethwick, Birmingham.

Designs for Stained Glass •

HILL, J. J., M.S.A.. Goldsmiths' Hall, Pilgrim Street,

Newcastle-on-Tyne. Newcastle Offices of the Liverpool & London &

Globe Insurance Co

HOXAX. Matthew, 36 Dale Street, Liverpool.

Church of St. Philip Neri, Liverpool

HOWELL & BROOKS, 4 Queen Victoria Street. B.O.

The New Premises for the Norwich Union Insurance

Society, Ltd.. Fleet Street, E.C

JEVN-BOUCHER, Rue Daguerre 77, Paris.

Reunion de la Bretagne a la France

JOAN>:EAULT. Albert C., Rue Falguiere 38, Pans.

Court isa lie ••••

JOIRE, Jean, Boulevard de la Liberte, 135, Lille.

En 1830, diligence a cinq chevaux

1'ardier dans les Flandres (Lille)

List of Contents.

.luNl.s, Adrian. 117 Church Sir. it. Chel-ea, s.w. VA'.i;

Quadri'-ia of Peace C-5

JO!O(8, W.. A. A IVrey lloiussox. Yorkshire Post Cham- ber-. ."•:: Albion Str.'et. I Entrance to New Sunday School. Headingley. L(e<!.- 112

W. .1. Palmer, Hi (irosvenor Road. W< -st minster, s.w.

!r Luxor. Kgypt 37

K'r.i.si v. Albert, l. '»::<) chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa. ii for the Building for the Brotherhood of North

American Indians. Washington. D.C 105,106

Sydney ])., Lloyd's Bank Chambers, Vicar Lane,

Leeds.

Business Premises, High Street, Doncaster 44

ICxoiiLAuni. Miss Gertrude, 85 Wigmore Street, w.

Artemis Brauronia 72

KXOTT, Ralph, Adelphi Terrace House, Adelphi Terrace, w.c.

Council Chamber, London County Hall, 48A

LAXCIIESTKU .t KICKARIIS, 47 Bedford Square, w.c.

DesL'n for an Electrolier !.".:>

LAPOUTE-BLAIRSY. Leo, Rue Boileau, 52, Paris.

Fontaine monumentale elevee a la memoire de

('lenience Isanrc Crcatice 80

LERROLLE, Louis, Avenue dti Maine 14, Paris.

Les Marionettes 77

LESSORE, Frederick, Regent's Park Studios, Park Village Kast, N.W.

The Tambourine Player

LOFTING, E. E. <fe E. P. COOPER. 44 Bedford Row. w.c. Selected Design for Parish Church of St. Luke, West

Hartlepool

LUCAS, Geoffry, & LODGE, 14 Hart Street, Bloomsbury, w.c.

End Houses. Roestock Rise Estate, Hatfield 130

House at Radlett, Herts 141

LUCCHESI. Andrea C., R.B.S., 1 & 2 Camden Studios, Camden Street, N.W.

The Two Voices 67

LVTYEXS. Edwin L., 19 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster,

s.w. Headquarters, Theosophical Society, Tavistock

Square, w.c

New Art Gallery, Johannesburg

MACKEN/.IE. A. Marshall & SON, 1 Victoria Street, s.w.

Design for an Assurance Office in High Holborn, W.C. 26, 27 MALLOWS, C. E., 28 Conduit Street, w.

Tirley Garth, near Tarporley, Cheshire 54

MARSHALL, Ernest W., 139 Oxford Street, w.

House in Yorkshire 131

MARTIN, Leonard, Seymour House, Waterloo Place, s.w.

House at Worplesdon 56, 57

MAVFE. E. Brantwood, B.A., 23 Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, w.c.

Kelling Hall. Norfolk 59

MAWSON, Thomas H., High Street House, Lancaster. Stone Garden Seat, " The Palace of Peace," The

Hague 58

Terrace and Garden House at Bowden, Lacock,

Wilts 62

OLIVER, LEESON & SONS, 90 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle-

on-Tyne. Design for Proposed Cemetery Buildings Whitley

Bay, Northumberland I 19

PALMER, Charles A., 14A Cheyne Row, Chelsea, s.w.

The Chaplet 78

PAKLKY, George, 358 Goldhawk Road, w.

Designs for Stained (Mass Windows 61

P.ui, <t JAMES, 31 Nicholas Street, Bristol.

Village Inn , near Bristol 143

PEARSON, Frank L., 12 Mansfield Street, Portland Place, w.

New Wing. Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge 30, 31

1'i.KKs. Sidney. F.S.A.. City Surveyor, The Guildhall, E.c.

VN eights and Measures Offices. Whitecross Street, E.C. 34

POCOCK, Maurice H., Mesylls, Chiddingfold, Surrey.

Sketch for an Abbey Church * 7

Pol I.TI -R.H.R. it B. A..-> London Road, Camberley, Surrey.

St. Joseph's Church, Aldershot .'.. 16

si. Joseph's Church. Aldershot. Interior 17

1'HKNTicE, Andrew N., 10 Norfolk Street, Strand, w.c.

Lintrathen, Greenork 50 51

1'iik'K. Walter F., 714 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, T .S.A.

Hall at Haverford College, Haverford, Pa 94, 95

House at Moy Ian, Pa 101

PKYXXE, G. H. Fellowes, 6 Queen Anne's (iate. West- minster, s.w. -'. Petefe Church, Harrow, View from the North

West 108

QUEXXELL, Charles H. B.. 21 Great Peter Street, West- minster, s.w. gn for a Honaft at Hampetead 4-,

REAP it MAdmXALI). 1C, Cork Street. B<>ml Street W

House i-.t Uy.-t Woi.d. Forest Row 139

Rr.iu.v. Professor C. H., School of Architecture, School

Lane, I.ivt : Gilmour Hall, Students' Club, University of Liverpool 48

K(H.i,!>. licxr: A COLI:S. 7 Cartaret Street, WestminMi r

s.W.

.in for a Church Institute

Rot'M). Douglas <;.. Adelphi Terrace House, Adelplii

Terrace, w.r. Christ Church, Sutton, Surrey, New Tower

Baptistry, and Northex

SHAW, the iate Norman, R.A., 6, Ellerdale Road. H.iinp- ' stead, N.W.

Design for a Fireplace

SKEKL, Albert E., 1028 Rose Building, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.

Twin Oaks Cottage, Bruksville, Ohio

Merrifleld Bungalow. East Cleveland

SMITH, Charles & SON, 164 Friar Street, Reading.

St. Andrew's Hall, a Residence for Women Students

at University Coilege, Reading

SPAIN, J. E. Dixon, 18 Hanover Square, w.

Stair Hall, Hovendon House, Fleet. Lines

STEELE, Florence H., 63 Rowan Road, Brook Green, w.

Trophy for Buffs, in Memory of the South African War STEFFEXS it STEFFEXS, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.

Residence at Elyrid

Residence at Llyria, Ohio

Residence, Guilford Road, Cleveland, Ohio

STONEY, T. Butler, Connaught Club, Marble Arch, w.

Shaw House, Newbury

SUDHURY, E. A., 26 Low Pavement, Nottingham.

Church of St. Faith, Nottingham

TAPPER, Walter J., 10 Melina Place, St. John's Wood. N.W. Church of the Annunciation, Old Quebec Street, w.

South East View

Church of the Annunciation, Old Quebec Street, w..

Interior

TATCHELL, Sydney, J., 13 Queen Anne's Gate, West- minster, S.w.

No. 29 Harley Street, w

Nos. 90 and 90A Harley Street, w

TILDEN, Philip A., The Oaks, Northwood, Middlesex.

Porth-en- Alls, Cornwall, East Front

TOFT, Albert, R.B.S., 87 Clifton Hill. N.W.

" Peace " Figure for King Edward VII. Memoria

for Birmingham

The St. George Panel for King Edward VII. Memorial

for Birmingham

The King Edward VII. Memorial for the City of

Birmingham

TRENT, Newbury A., 14, Gunter Grove, Chelsea, s.w.

Sketch Model for a Memorial to H. M. the late King

Edward VII., to be erected at Brighton

TYRRELL, Thomas, R.B.S., Kenuington Studios, Prince's Square, s.E.

Hesitation

TXSWORTH, SON & TRIGOS, 16 Station Road, Petersfield.

Ashford Chace, Petersfield

VIGERS, Allan F., 4 Frederick's Place, Old Jewry, E.c.

" Valley End," Surrey

WAKLEY, Horace M., 11 Adam Street, Adelphi, w.c.

House at Huntercombe, Oxon

WALSH & NICHOLAS, Museum Chambers, Halifax.

St. Mark's Church, Siddal. Halifax

WARREN, Edward P., 20 Bedford Square, w.c.

Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, New Admission and

Research Wing

WEDE, Sir Aston, R.A., C.B., C.V.O., 19 Queen Anne's Gate, s.w.

Worksop College. Notts.. Interior of New Chapel

Offices of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada,

Cockspur Street, s.w

WHEATLEY, Oliver, 21 Broomhouse Road, Hurlingham, s.w.

Sir George Newnes

WHITE, W. Henry, 14A Cavendish Place, Cavendish Square, W.

No. 89 Harley Street, w

Nos. 3 <fe 4 Princes Street, w

WILLIAMS. Edward .T., 37 Market Place. Leicester.

Competition Design for Corner House, Westerns

Estate, Leicester

WILLIAMSON & Foss, 16 Great Marlborough Street, w. Additions to St. Vincent's Orphanage, Carlisle Place,

s.w

WILSON. Anthony. 1 Hare Court, Temple, E.C.

Private Chapel. Pull Court, Tewkesbnry

WOOD, F. Dcrwent, A.R.A., R.B.S., 27 'Glebe Place,

Chelsea, s.w. H.M. the late King Edward VII.. Sketch Model for

the Statue to be erected at Patiala

" Maggie," Bust

WOOLKOTTGH, J. W., The Cottage, Vicarage Drive, Eastbourne.

Garage and Assembly Rooms at Eastbourne

WYLSON. Oswald C.. If, King William Street. Strand, w.c. Royal Adelaide (Jallery, Messrs. A. <fe S. Gatti, Ltd.

Royal Adelaide Gallery, Staircase

Royal Adelaide Gallery, Ball Room

Tankerton Tower, Tankerton, Kent

YOUNG & HALL, 17 Southampton Street, Bloomsbury, w.c. Chelsea Hospital for Women, New Buildings

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1617. Interior of St. Patrick's Church, Orpington,

BENEDICT WILLIAMSON AND J. H. B. FOSS, Architects.

Contractors : G. Godson and Sons, Pembroke Works, Kilburn Lane, W.

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1592. Monastery Buildings, Caldey, the North Side, J. COATES CARTER, Architect.

1564. Monastery Buildings, Caldey, the Cloister Garth, J. COATES CARTER, Architect.

(For Plans, see pp. 4, 5.)

HMting and Hot Water Service : G. N. Haden and Sons, Trowbridge.

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1638. Deep Sea Fishermen s Institute, Newlyn, Cornwall, EDWARD WARREN, Architect.

(For Plans, see p. 25.)

General Contractors: W. E. Blake, Ltd., Ply month and London. Copper Gilt Ship on Weather Vane: The Newlyn Art Metal Industry, Ne-wlyn, Penzance.

Academy Architecture, 19 n11. — London.

FIRST FUDDR PLAN

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1638. Deep Sea Fishermen's Institute, Ncwlyn, Cornwall, EDWARD WARREN, Architect.

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Academy A rchitecture, 1911 n. — London,

1489- A Loggia, ADRIAN BERRINGTON, Architect.

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1683. Central Institute fa,- Swedish Gymnastics, London, /r., FORSYTH AND MAULE, Architects.

Academy Architecture, 1911°. — London.

1665. New Examination Hall for the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Queen Square, U'.C.,

A. N. PRENTICE, Architect. Portland Stone: F. J. Barnes, Portland, Dorset.

Academy Architecture, 191 111. — London.

1703. Proposed New Quadrangle, Wassail School, JOHN BILSON, Architect.

(For Block Plan, see p. 33.) Portland Stone : F. J. Barnes, Portland, Dorset.

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1703. Proposed New Quadrangle, Kossall School, JOHN BILSON, Architect.

MAIN ENTRANCE.

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1499. Head Office of the Minister and Leinster Bank, Cork, A. AND H. H. HILL, Architects.

34

Academy Architecture, 1911". — London.

1645. Proposed Public Libraries, Muizenberg and St. James, Cape Tcwn, South Afnca, VV. R. JAGGARD, Architect.

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1528. Bunch Cottage, Haslemere, READ AND MACDONALD, Architects.

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Academy A rchitecture, 1911 n. — London.

1537. House in Samfown Avenue, Esher, GEOFFRY LUCAS, Architect.

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1660. New Guildhall, l\\'st>iiinsU-r, detail t\'rspaih't' ,</ Knfra J. S. GIBSON, SKIPWITH AND GORDON, Architects.

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1536. ^%«^ at Hampstead, view from the north-west, W. CURTIS GREEN, Architect.

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1576. House and Grounds at Berkhamstead, ERNEST WILLMOTT, Architect.

General Contractor: W. L. Franklin, Deddington, Oxon. Heating by G. N. Haden and Sons, Lincoln House, Kingsivay, London, W.C.

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House at Hampstead, W.; CURTIS GREEN, \ Architect.

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1532. An Interior, THOMAS JOHNSON, Architect.

77/6- Living Hall, The Lodge, Portishead, W. HENRY WHITE, Architect.

62

Academy Arc hit ec litre, 1911". — London.

House at Sunningdale, C. E. MALLOWS, Architect.

Academy Architecture, 1911". — London.

The Main Entrance, County School for Boys, Bromley, Kent,

H. P. BURKE DOWNING, Architect.

Wrought Iron Gates, <2rY., manufactured by E- Norkett, Gothic Metal Works, 1 8 King Street, Maidenhead.

64

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SCULPTURES

1911

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1756. Sommeil (fun ange, ALBERT AUBLET, Statuairc. Sod etc National? Salon, 1911.

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Academy A rchitecture, 1911 n. — Sculptures.

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3605. Monument a la Reine Victoria a -triger a Nice, LOUIS MAUBERT, Statuaire. Paris Salon, 1911.

Academy A rchitecture, 1911 ". — Sculptiires.

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3831. Fontaine oT Amour, RAY. MONDE SUDRE, Statuairc.

3109. Monument de Monseigneur Francqueville, LOUIS BEKTRANU, Statuaire. Paris Salon, 1911.

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Academy Architecture, 1911". — Sculptures.

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3126. La Chanson de FEau, MAX BLOXDAT, Statuaire.

Paris Salon, 1911.

3648. Le Vin, A. MORLOX, Slatuairc. (Command! par FEtat.)

( 90 )

Academy A rchitecture, 1 9 1 1 ". — Sculptures.

75

3144. Hettre Joyeitse, EDGAR HENRI BOUTRV, Statuaire.

Paris Salon, 191 1.

3343. Devant P 'Amour, E. FERNAND-DUBOIS, Statuaire. ( 91 )

Academy A rchitecture* 1911 * '. — Sculptures.

3662. Nmirrice Seche, ¥. P. MCLAUSSE, Statuaire. J\iris Salon, 1911.

Academy Architecture, 19 ii11. — Sculptures.

77

3901. Possidere, MARCEL WOLFERS, Statuaire. Paris Salon, 1911.

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1927. Accueil a la route, M. LANDSEER, Statuaire. Socitti1 Nationale Salon , 1911.

Bixksfringer, ROBERT CAUER, Bildhauer. Berlin Kunstausstellung, 1911.

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plus aujourd'hui que les murs et le clocher.

4138. A'elez'c1 avant P incendie de la Chapelle de Kocaniadonr, Camaret ( Fhiistere), LOUIS O. (1AUTIER, Architecte.

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4138. Relevt avant Pincendie de la Chapelle de Rocamadoitr, Camaret ( Finisterc ), LOUIS O. GAUTIEK, Architecte.

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Academy Architecture, 1911". — Paris Salon.

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-s de /'.-/;•/, F. HENRI LEW, Architecte.

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4086. La Maison du Marin, PIERRE CHIROL, Architecte.

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4059. Palais Omer Effendi, nouveattx magasins des ttablissements Orosdi-Back, ait Caire (Egyptc), RAOUL J. E. BRANDON, Architecte.

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4018. Relevi dn Chateau de Pan, APPECEIX ET PELLEQUER, Architectes.

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4289. £//;<; ///rt/w« de campagne, CHARLES A. RABUSSIER, Architecte.

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Facade posterienre.

«. Blanche Mendel, 9 Boulevard de la Reine a Versailles , MAURICE PORCHE, Architecte.

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Facade Lattrale droite.

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4282. Hotel dc Mine. Blanche Mendel, 9 Bottle-card de la Reine a Versailles, MAURICE PORCH E, Architecte.

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Doonvav, RICHARD TAUTENHAYN, Sculptor.

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1911".

1278. Lan.i-itnd-Aintsgjricht in Hannover, Obcrleitung: WIRKI.ICHER GEH. OBER-BAURAT TIIOE.MER, Architekt.

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1 21 2. Evangelise he Kirche in Ost erode, Ostpreussen,

Oberleitting : GEH. OBER-BAURAT HOSSFELD, Architekt.

(For Plan, see p. 109.)

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1207. Evangelist he Kirche in Grefpiit, Prwinz Sachsen, Oberleitimg: C^EH. OBER-BAURAT HOSSFELD, Architekt.

Academy Architecture, 19 n11. — Berlin Kiinstaiisstellung.

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1292. Oberlandesgericht in Coin, Treppenhaits,

C;EH. OBER-BAURAT THOEMER, Architekt.

Academy Architecture, 191 111.- — Berlin famstausstellung.

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Oberleitung : GEH. BAURAT SARAN, Architekt.

(For Plan, see p. 115.)

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Academy Architectiire, 1911". — Berlin Kunstausstellung.

Academy Architecture, 1911". — Berlin Kunstausstellung. 123

124 Academy Architecture, 1911". — Berlin Kunstausstellung.

1227. Akademiegebaude in Posen,

Academy Architecture, 1911". — Berlin Kunstausslellung.

125

BAT-RAT FURSTENAU, Architekt.

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Academy Architecture, 1911". — Berlin Kunstausstellung.

Academy Architecture, 19 ii11. — Berlin Kunstausstellung. 127

128

Academy Architecture, i9iiIT. — Berlin Kunstausstellung.

1098. Konigl : RestdensacUoss in Posen, Festtreppe. GEH. BAURAT PROFESSOR FRANZ SCITVVECHTEN, Architekt.

Academy Architecture, 1911". — Berlin Kunstausstellung.

129

1098. A'cni^l : A'esidenzschloss in Poscn, Andicn-Jrep^'. GEH. BAURAT PROFESSOR FRANZ SCIIWECIITEX, Architekt.

130

Academy Architecture, igu11. — Berlin Kunstausstellung.

1098. Vorhalle ziim Festsaal.

1098. Herrenzimmer.

Konigl : Residensschloss in Posen.

GEH. BAURAT PROFESSOR FRANZ SCHWECHTEN, Architekt.

Academy Architecture, 1911". — Berlin Kunstausstellung.

1098. Katnin ans dem Arbeitszitnmer S. Majestdt.

K'onigl : Residenzschloss in Posen. GEH. BAURAT PROFESSOR FRANZ SCHWECHTEN, Architekt.

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1911".

New Post Office, Margate, H. A. COLLINS, Architect.

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Architectural Review, 1911". — England.

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A rchitectural Review, 1911 ! *. — England.

Residence, IValinley, Wanvickshire, COLLIER AND DA VIES,' Architects.

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A rchitectural Review, 1911 ". — England.

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Pair of Residences, Erdington, Warwickshire, COLLIER AND DAVIES, Architects.

140

Architectural Review, 191 i11.— England.

A rchitectural Review, 1911 ' '. — England.

141

142

Architectural Review, 1911". — England.

A rchitectural Review, 1911 H. — England.

143

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Architectural Review, 19 ii11. — England.

House at Caeran, Maesleg, Glam., E. W. BURNETT, Architect.

A rchitectural Re view, 1911". — England.

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A Small Country House at Potter's Bar, BANISTER FLETCHER AND SONS, Architects.

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Architectural Review, 191 i11-— England.

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««, Bramhall Park, Cheshire, G. H. \VILLOUGHBV, Architect. (For Plans, see p. 147.)

Architectural Review, 1911 n. — England.

Woodend, Caple, Surrey, H. H. SCOTT-WILLEV, Architect.

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Residence, Bramhall Park, Cheshire, G. H. WILLOUGHBV, Architect.

148

A rchitectural Review, 1911". — England.

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Design for a Lodge, LESLIE T. MOORE, Architect.

Architectural Revieiv, 1911". — Continent.

149

Residence at Port Henry, N.Y., HENRY C. PELTON," Architect, New. York.

Diive-Brunncn, Hannover, ALFRED SASSE, Architekt.

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A rch ilectural Review, 1911 ". — Continent.

Architectural Review, 1911". — Continent.

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Architectural Review, 19 ii11. — Continent.

StadtMrche, Celle, ALFRED SASSE, Architekt.

Arcliitectiiral Review, 191 111. — Continent.

155

New Business Premises and Flats, Malmo, Sweden, EWE AND MELIN, Architects

156

Architectural Review, 1911". — Continent.

Villa in Trelleborg, Sweden, EWE AND MELIN, Architects.

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VOL. 41.

1912'

ACADEMY ARCHITECTURE

AND

Brcbitectural IRevnew,

ALEX. KOCH, Architect,

Membre Honoraire de la Societe des Peintres et Sculpteurs Suisse, &c.

CONTAINING

I. — A Selection of the most prominent Architectural Drawings hung at the Exhibitions of the Royal Academy of Arts, London.

II. — Sculptures.

III. — A Review of Interesting Architectural subjects recently carried out or designed in England.

IV. — Details and Interiors.

BY SPECIAL PERMISSION.

Copyright in every case strictly rtseived.

PUBLISHED AT " ACADEMY ARCHITECTURE," 58 THEOBALD'S ROAD, LONDON, W.C.

BRANCH OFFICE— HUGO W. KOCH, 30 SPKICHEKSTRASSE, ST. GALL, SWITZERLAND.

AMSTERDAM-jACs C. ROBBERS.N.Z VoorburgwaI64. ROME— W. MOL.KS, 1^0 Corso Umberto I.

PAM:UA, Calle Fortuny, 6, 10.

LONDON— SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, HAMILTON, KENT, AM> Co., LIMITED.

LEIPZIG— L. FERNAU.

P.ERLIN— ERNST WASMUTH, 35 Markgrafenstrasse.

I'ARIS — LIURAPIK CENTRALE D'ART ET U'ARCIII- TKCTi'Kii : CH. EGGI.MANN, 106 Boulevard Saint

(jcrninin.

PARIS -CHARLES MASSIN, Successor to: CHARI.KS SCH.MID, 51 rue des Ecol.-s.

BRUSSELS— KIESSLIXG ET CIE, 46 & 48 rue Coudmberg (Place Royale).

SPAIN — LiBKc Barcelona.

STOCKHOLM— A. B. NOKDISKA BCKHANDELN, 7

.Urottninggatan.

CHRISTIANIA— CAMMKK.MKVEKS BOGHANDEL, Carl Johansg..de, 41 & 43.

CONSTANTINOPLE— OTTO KEIL, 457 Grand' rue de Pe'ra.

HELSINGFORS— LINDSTEDTS ANTIKVARISKA BOKIIANDEL, Alexandersg, 15. Mi:i.i:OURNK, SYDNEY & ADELAIDE— GEORGE ROBERTSON & Co. PROPRIETARY, LTD.

ADELAIDE & PERTH— E. S. WIGG & SON.

U.S.A.— J. H. JANMC.V, Successor to: M. A. VINSON, 323-4 Caxton Building, Cleveland, Ohio. JAPAN— THE MARUX.EX-KABUSIIIKI-KAISHA (Z. P. MARUYA i Co., LTD.), Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto.

N.I). — "ACADIMV ARCHITECTURE" was originally founded by Alex. Koch and C. W. English in 1889. The latter gemleiran retired in 1890. The statement on the title pages of Volumes 39 and 40 "Founded by Alexander Koch" was therefore inaccurate. We are sorry to have seemed to do Mr. C. W. English an injustice, and readily make this apology

to him for our inadvertence.

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ENTERED AT STATIONERS* HALL.

Academy Architecture, 191 21.

ST. JOHN'S CHAPEL, TOWER OF LONDON. From a Water Colour by MRS. ALEX. KOCH.

ARCHITECTURE

19121.

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Lancashire-

and Decoration JcJm Uibbons and

New Fittings and Decorations, St. Matthew's Church, Burnley, JOHN GIBBONS & SON, Architects.

Academy Architecture, 1912'. — London.

St. Martin's Church, Worcester, Interior view looking East, G. H. FELLOWES PRYNNE, Architect.

Academy Architecture, IQI21. — London.

St. Boniface, St. Budeaux, Devon, WILLIAM D. CAROE, M.A., Architect. Contractor : G. B. Turpin, 4, Courtenay Street, Plymouth.

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Academy Architecture, 19 1 21. — London.

A cademy A rchitecture, 1 9 1 21. — London.

A cademy A rc/ntccture, 191 21. — London.

Rejected Design for the Chapel of the Community of the Resurrection. Mirfield. Yorks, TEMPLE MOORE, Architect.

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Academy Architecture, 191 21. — London.

Howse, Oxford, Proposed new Buildings, TEMPLE MOORE, Architect.

Academy Architecture, igi2l. — London.

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Church of S. Barnabas, Mitcham, for the City of London School Mission, H. P. BURKE DOWNING, Architect.

A cademy A rchitedure, 1 9 1 21. — London.

Church of St. Nicholas, Potter Heigham, Norfolk, Proposed Restoration. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, Architect.

A cademy A rchitecture, 1 9 1 2 l. — London.

A cademy A rchitecture, 1 9 1 2 r . — L ondon.

Abington Avenue Church, Northampton, SUTTON AND GREGORY, Architects.

Church of St. Margaret, Upton, Norfolk, Proposed Restoration, WILLIAM DAVIDSON, Architect.

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Academy Architecture, 19 12*. — London.

The Organ, Winchester College Chapel, WILLIAM D. CAROE, M.A., Architect.

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Cornwall County Office, Premeditated Design, WARWICK AND HALL, Architects. (For Plans, see " British Competitions," No. 24.)

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A cademy A rch itecture, 1912 . — L oiidon.

British ^Museum Extension, Main Staircase, JOHN J. BURNET, A.R.S.A., Architect.

Contractors : W. E. Blake, Ltd., 9, Southampton Street, Bioomsbury, London, W.C. Marble Work : Penning 6- Co., Place Wharf, Rainville Road, Hammersmith, London, W.

Academy Architecture, IQI21. — London.

British Museum Extension, JOHN J. BURNET, A.R.S.A., Architect. Casements, etc., Field, Mailed &• Co., Ltd., 2, St. Dunstan'a Hill, London, E.G.

Hope's Patent Glass Roofing. Pumping Plant, &c. : G. N. Haden &> Son, Lincoln House, Kingsway, London, W.C.

A cadcmy A rchitccturc, 1 9 1 21. —London.

Buildings for the Prudential Assurance Company, Grimsby, PAUL WATERHOUSE, M.A., Architect. (For Plans, see p. 25.)

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Buildings for the Atlas Assurance Company, Birmingham, PAUL WATERHOUSE, M.A., Architect.

(For Plans, see p. 29.) Builder : William Bishop, King's Heath, Birmingham.

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CHARLES PIBWORTH, Sculptor.

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Searching the Waves, lone Hero mourns, HARRIET S. STEWART, Sculptor.

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R.A. SCULPTURE

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Architectural Review, 19 121. — England.

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" Thames House," Queen Street Place. London, E.G., T. E. COLLCUTT and HAMP, Architects.

RICHARD GARBE, Sculptor.

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Additions to Holland House, Clacton-on-Sea, A. SYKES, Architect. Fibrous Piaster Decorations : H. E. Gaze, Ltd., 14-16, Euston Buildings, London, N.W.

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A Private House, W. A. PITE, Architect.

(For Plan, see p. 117.)

Leaded Lights : J. Binder, Arton Glass Works, Little King Street, Camden Town,

London, N.W.

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Kingswood, Surrey, Garden Front, R. A. BRIGGS AND BROWNING, Architects.

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House at Rugby, H. BULKELEY CRESWELL, Architect. General Contractors : Foster and Dicksee, Ltd., Rugby.

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Architectural Review, 1912'. — England.

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House at Scoffs Hill, Ware, Herts, LIONEL U. GRACE, Architect. Builders : Henry Norris and Son, Priory Works, Hertford

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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128

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Architectural Review, I9I21. — England.

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Architectural Review, igi2l. — England.

Golf Clubhouse at Denham, MELVILLE S. WARD, Architect. Builder : W. J. Page, 7, Station Road, Northwood, Middlesex. Leaded Lights and Casements : J. Binder, Arton Glass Works, Little King Street, Camden Town, London, N.W.

Architectural Review, igi2l. — England.

BEACQWFIELD

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HOUSE at ESHER PARK SURREY for ECPECLER ESQ

House at Ester Park Surrey, T. M. WILSON. Architect. Entrance Gates, etc. : George Eray, New Maiden, Surrey.

House at le Hocq, Jersey, C. W. BLANSHARD BOLTON, Architect.

(For Plans, see p. 121.) Patent " Mack " Partitions: J. A. King &• Co., 181, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.G.

134

Architectural Review, 191 21. — England.

House at Enfield, HART AND WATERHOUSE, Architects. Builders : Allen Fairhead and Son, Enfield.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

275

Architectural Review, 19 12*. — England.

135

n,. T-B-COU-Ctm -ARCHV ••••.HPj

House at Totteridge Green, Herts., T. E. COLLCUTT AND HAMP, Architects. General Contractors : John Greenwood, Ltd., 12 & 14, Arthur Street, London, E.G. Metal Work : Thomas Elsley, Ltd., 28 6- 30, Great Titchfield Street, London, W.

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Wesley an Schools and Institutional Premises, Lambeth Road, S.E., JOHN WILLS AND SONS, Architect

DAVIS, BENNETT and CO.

Westminster Sanitary Works, Horseferry Road, London, S.W.

have recently fitted hundreds of Bathrooms at many of the largest and most important Hotels, notabl at the Hotel Cecil (105); the Hotel Ritz in Madrid (78) ; the Adelphi Hotel Extension (54); th Carlton Hotel, Grand Hotel and Hotel Victoria, etc. ; and are prepared to submit schemes, designs an estimates for Sanitary Work and Fittings, Hot and Cold Water Supplies and Heating for all classes c

Buildings at home and abroad.

Tel. Address: "Remodel, London." ABC Code, 5th Edition. Telephone: Victoria 707 and 121

ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW,

DETAILS AND INTERIORS.

Main Entrance, " Thames House," Queen Street Place, London, E.C., T. E. COLLCUTT AND HAMP, Architects.

F. LYNN JENKINS, R.B.S., Sculptor. Portland Stone : F. J . Barnes, Portland, Dorset.

Photo : E. Dockree.

138

Architectural Review, 1912*. -Details and Interiors,

Architectural Review, 191 21. — Details and Interiors.

139

Elizabethan Hall, Designed by REGINALD NEAL.

The Walls treated in " Coatostone" Decoration and Woodwork in Antique Oak, by the Coatostone Decoration Co., 77, Mortimer Street, London, W.

I4O

Architectural Review, igi^-Dctails and Interiors.

Various Designs for Door-Handles in Wrought and Cast Iron,

Manufactured by THOMAS ELSLEY, LTD., The Portland Metal Works, 20-30, Great Titchfield Street, London, W.

Architectural Review, 191 21.— Details and Interiors.

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Architectural Review, 19 121. — Details and Interiors.

143

144

Architectural Review, 191 21. — Details and Interiors.

Dormers, Portishead, BANISTER FLETCHER AND SONS, Architects

Architectural Review, 191 21. — Details and Interiors. 145

Humanity unveiling Nature, MISS A. K. BROWNING, Artist.

New Vestibule, Comedy Theatre, Panton Street, W , FRANK E. WHITING AND WALTER S. PETO, Architects.

Scagliola Marble Columns and Pilasters with Bronzed Capitals, by Bellman, Ivey and Carter, Ltd., Linhope Street, Dorset .Square, London, N.W.

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146

Architectural Review, 191 21. — Details and Interiors.

Design for a Metal Work Screen, by EDWIN L. LUTYENS, Architect. Executed by Thomas Elsley, Ltd., The Portland Metal Works, 20-30, Gt. Titchfield Street, London. W

Architectural Review, igi21.'- — Details and Interiors.

A Studio at Rickmansworth, FRANK NORMAN RECKITT, Architect. General Contractor : A. J. Bellew, 16 and i6a Highbury Place, London, N. Sanitary Appliances and Plumbing : Davis, Bennett <&- Co. Westminster Sanitary Works, London, S.W.

148

Architectural Review, igi21.— Details and Interiors.

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Architectural Review, 191 21. — Details and Interiors.

149

Harvest, J. HODGSON LOBLEY, Artist.

Interior of Hall, Hillthorpe, Bexhill-on-Sea. FAIR AND MYER, Architects.

150

Architectural Review, 191 21. — Details and Interiors.

Photo, E. Dockree.

" Thames House," Queen Street Place, London, E.G., T. E. COLLCUTT AND HAMP, Architects. Steel double-hung Sashes and Casements : W. Richardson &• Co., 18, Brownlow Street, London, W.C.

Interior, Brandon, Sheffield, EDGAR WOOD, Architect.

Architectural Review, 191 21. — Details and Interiors,

Balk Room for the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, R. FRANK ATKINSON, Architect. Executed bv Davis, Bennett &> Co., Westminster Sanitarv Works, London, S.W.

Bath Room at the Palacio de Liaria, Madrid, for His Grace the Duke of Alba.

Designed by E. BURBAGE, Architect. Executed by Davis, Bennett &• Co., Sanitary and Heating Engineers, London.

152

Architectural Review, igi2l. — Details and Interiors.

> FIRST « FL©0R " PLAN

Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, R. FRANK ATKINSON, Architect. (For Elevation and Ground Floor Plan see pp. 100, 101.)

VOL 42. DECEMBER.

19121

ACADEMY ARCHITECTURE

AND

Architectural 1Re\>iew,

ALEX. KOCH, Architect,

Membre Honoraire de la Societe des Peintres et Sculpteurs Suisse, &c.

CONTAINING

I. — A Selection of prominent Drawings hung at the Exhibition of the Royal Academy of Arts, London.

II. — Sculpture.

III. — American Domestic Architecture. IV. — Interesting Architectural subjects recently carried out or designed in England.

V. — Details and Interiors.

BY SPECIAL PERMISSION.

Copyright in every case strictly reserved.

PUBLISHED AT "ACADEMY ARCHITECTURE," 58 THEOBALD'S ROAD, LONDON, W.C.

BRANCH OFFICE— HUGO W. KOCH, 30 SPEICHERSTRASSE, ST. GALL, SWITZERLAND.

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CHRISTIANIA — CAMMERMEVERS BOGHANDEL, Carl Juhansgade, 41 & 43.

CONSTANTINOPLE-OTTO KEIL, 457 Grand' rue de Pe'ra.

HELSINGFORS — LINDSTEDTS ANTIKVARISKA BOKHANDEL, Alexandersg, 13. MELBOURNE, SYDNEY & ADELAIDE— GEORGE ROBERTSON & Co. PROPRIETARY, LTD.

ADELAIDE & PERTH— E. S. WIGG & SON.

U.S.A. — J. H. JANSEN, Successor to: M. A. VINSON, 323-4 Caxton Building, Cleveland, Ohio. JAPAN — THE MARUZEN-KABUSHIKI-KAISHA (2. P. MARUYA & Co., LTD.), Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto.

WITHERBV AND CO., PRINTERS, LONDON.

A cadciny A rc/i itccturc, 1912".

Holy Trinity Church, Kingsway, W.C., J. BELCHER, R.A., AND J. J. JOASS. Architects.

Electric Light Wiring and Fittings: STRODE AND Co., 48, Osnaburgh Street, London, N.W.

Heating : COMYN CHING & Co., Ltd., 54-58, Castle Street, Long Acre, London, W.C.

Portland Stone : F. J. BARNES, Portland, Dorset.

ACADEMY ARCHITECTURE

1912".

Selected Design for Parish Church of St. Luke, West Hartlepool, E. E. LOFTING AND E. P. COOPER, Architects. (For Plan, see p. 19.)

A cademy A rchitecture, 1 9 1 211.— London.

Christ Church, Sutton, Surrey, New Tower, Baptistry, and Northex, DOUGLAS G. ROUND, Architect.

Academy Architecture, IQI211. — London.

Worksop College. Notts, Interior of New Chapel, SIR ASTON WEBB, R.A., C.B., C.V.O., Architect. Heating : G. X. HADEX & SONS, Lincoln House, Kingsway, London, W.C.

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Church of St. Philip Neri, Liverpool, Interior, MATTHEW HONAN, Architect.

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A cademy A rchitcclure, 1 9 1 2 ' '. — L ondon.

Private Chapel, Pull Court, Tewkesbury, ANTHONY WILSON, Architect.

Academy Architecture, 1912°. — London.

Church of St. Barnabas, Mossley Hill, Liverpool, J. FRANCIS DOYLE, Architect.

Contractors : WILLIAM THORNTON & SONS, 38, Wellington Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool.

Plumbing, Leadlight Glazing, and Decorating : S. R. HENSHAW & SON, 14, Colquitt Street, Liverpool.

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A cademy A rchitecture, 1 9 1 211. — London.

St. Alban's Church, Cheetwood. Manchester, Completion of the Tower, JOHN GIBBONS & SON, Architc Contractors : DEAKIN & GREENWOOD, Long Street, Elton Street, Lower Broughton, Manchester.

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Architects .

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reh of St. Peter, South Wimbledon, Interior, F. H. GREENAWAY AND J. E. NEWBERRY, Architects.

Electric Lighting, Fittings, Heating, etc. : STRODE & Co., 48, Osnaburgh Street London, N.W.

Academy Architecture, 191 211. — London.

Chapel of All Souls, St. Michael's, Bedford Park, W., MAURICE B. ADAMS, Architect. Contractors : T. H. ADAMSON & SONS, High Street, Putney, S.W.

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Church of the Annunciation, Old Quebec Street, W., South-east View,

WALTER J. TAPPER, Architect.

(For Interior View, see p. 18.) General Contractors : CHINCHEN & Co., Standard Works, Berens Road, Kensal Green, N.W

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A cademy A rchitecture, 1 9 1 2". — London.

Design for St. Joseph's Church, Aldershot, Interior, H. R. AND B. A. POULTER, Architects.

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Church of the Annunciation, Old Quebec Street, W., Interior, WALTER J. TAPPER, Architect

(For Exterior View, see p. 15.) General Contractors : CHINCHEN & Co., Standard Works, Berens Road, Kensal Green, N.W

A cademy A rchitecture, i 9 1 2". — London.

Design for Proposed Cemetery Buildings, Whitley Bay, Northumberland, OLIVER, LEESON AND SONS,

Architects.

Parish Church of St. Luke, West Hartlepool, E. E. LOFTING AND E. P. COOPER.'Architects.

(For Perspective View, see p. I.)

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Church of St. Faith, Nottingham, E. A. SUDBURY, Architect.

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Headquarters, Theosophieal Society, Tavistock Square, W.C., EDWIN L. LUTYENS, Architect. Contractor* : WILLIAM CUBITT & Co., 258, Gray's Inn Road, London, W.C. Portland Stone : F. ]. BARNES, Portland, Dorset.

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New Dining Hall, St. Aidan's College, Birkenhead, HASTWELL GRAYSON, Architect. Rustic Bricks : WILSON AND WILLIAMS, Drury Brick Works, Buckley, near Chester.

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South Mimms Manor, HART AXD WATERHOUSE, Architects.

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Porth-en-Alls, Cornwall, East Front, PHILIP A. TILDEN, Architect. Hope's Casements.

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Builders : W. E. BLAKE, LTD., 9, Southampton Street, Bloomsbury, London, W.C. Portland Stone : F. J. BARNES, Portland, Dorset.

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Ashford Chace, Petersfield, UNSWORTH, SON AND TRIGGS, Architects.

Builders : MUSSELLWHITE AND SAPP, Cross Street, Basingstoke, Hants. Hope's Casements.

Horn Park, Dorset, T. LAWRENCE DALE, Architect.

(For Plans, see p. 47.) Electric Lighting : CECIL C. COOPER & Co., Albert Road, Bournemouth.

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Horn Park, Dorset, T. LAWRENCE DALE. Architect.

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Academy Architecture, 1912".

The Council Chamber, New London County Hall, RALPH KNOTT, Architect.

Academy Architecture, 1912".— London.

Academy Architecture, 191 2".— London.

Lintrathen, Greenock, ANDREW N. PRENTICE, Architect.

Joiners : JAMES AGNEW & SON, 20, Crawfurd Street, Greenock, N.B.

(For Plans, see p. 51.)

Academy Architecture, 1912".— London.

Lintrathen, Greenock, ANDREW N. PRENTICE, Architect.

Academy Architecture, 191 211.— London.

" Valley End," Surrey, ALLAN F. VIGERS, Architect.

Builders : GEORGE TROLLOPE & SONS AND COLLS & SONS, LTD., 5, Coleman Street, London, EC. Installed with Strode's Aerogen Petrol-Air Safety Gas Light : STRODE & Co., 48, Osnaburgh Street, . London, N.W., and 3 & 4, St. Paul's Churchyard, London, E.G.

Sefton Park, Slough, for Lord Decies, HORACE FAROUHARSOX, Architect.

Builders : WILLIAM CUBITT & Co., 258, Gray's Inn Road, London, W.C.

Sanitary Fittings: GEORGE JENNINGS, LTD., 63-67, Lambeth Palace Road, London, S.E.

Electric Lighting: HIGGINS & GRIFFITHS, 21, Orchard Street, Portman Square, London, \V.

Safe and Strong Room Doors: RATNER SAFE Co., LTD., 51, Moorgate Street, London, E.C.

Heating and Hot Water Supplies : STRODE & Co., 48, Osnaburgh Street, London, N.W.

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Colthurst, Dorset, Hunting Stables and Garage, ROY K. BINNEY, Architect.

Nos. 90 and 90a, Harley Street, W., SYDNEY J. TATCHELL, Architect.

General Contractors : T. H. KINGERLEE & SONS, LTD., 35, Queen Street, Oxford. Electric Lighting, Bells and Telephones : LOCKE & SCARES, 87, New Cavendish Street, London, W Heating and Hot Water Supplies : STRODE & Co., 48, Osnaburgh Street, London, N.W. Portland Stone : F. J. BARNES, Portland, Dorset.

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House at Worplesdon, LEONARD MARTIN, Architect.

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Stone Garden Seat, "The Palace of Peace," The Hague, THOMAS H. MAWSON, -Architect. Reproduced by permission from " The Art and Craft of Garden Making," Fourth Edition.

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Nos. 3 and 4, Princes Street, W., W. HENRY WHITE, Architect.

Builders : T. H. KINGERLEE & SONS, 35, Queen Street, Oxford. Portland Stone : F. J. BARNES, Portland, Dorset.

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61

Designs for Stained Glass Windows, GEORGE PARLEY, Artist.

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Academy Architecture, 1912". — London.

Terrace and Garden House at Bowden, Laeock, Wilts, THOMAS H. MAWSON, Architect. Reproduced by permission from "The Art and Craft of Garden Making," Fourth Edition.

St. Philip's Parish Institute, CamberweU, H. P. BURKE DOWNING, Ai

Academy Architecture, 191 211.— London.

House in the Iffley Road, Oxford, J. H. BE ART FOSS, Architect.

Shaw House, Newbury, T. BUTLER STONEY, Architect.

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SCULPTURES

1912"

Quadriga of Peace, ADRIAN JONES, Sculptor.

( 125 )

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Academy Architecture. 1912". — Sculptures.

H.M. the late King Edward VII., Sketch Model for Statue to be erected at Patiala, F. DERWENT WOOD, A.R.A., Sculptor

( 126 )

Academy Architecture, 191 2". — Sculptures.

Two Fozces, ANDREA C. LUCCHESI, Sculptor.

( 127 )

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Academy Architecture, 1912". — Sculptures.

Peace," one of the Figures to be placed on the side of the Pedestal of the King Edward VII. Memorial for Birmii

ALBERT TOFT, Sculptor.

( 128 )

Academy Architecture, 1912". — Sculptures.

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The Coming of Spring, S. NICHOLSON BABB, Sculptor.

( 129 )

Academy Architecture, 1912".— Sculp litres.

( 130 )

A cademy A rchitecture, 1912' ' . — Sculptures.

Trophy for Buffs, in Memory of South African War, FLORENCE H. STEELE, Sculptor.

Academy Architecture, 1912". — Sculptures.

( 132 )

A cademy A rchitecture, 1 9 1 2 n. — Sculptures.

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Enfants a la foniaine, RENE BERTRAND-BOUTEE, Statuaire.

( 133 )

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Academy Architecture, 1912". — Sculptures.

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Academy Architecture, I9i2n. — Sculptures.

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The Magdalenes, RICHARD GARBE, Sculptor.

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A cademy A rchitedure, 1 9 1 2n.— Sculptures.

Sketch Model of a memorial to H.M. the late King Edward VII. to be erected at Brighton, NEWBURY A. TRENT, Sculptor.

( 136 )

A cademy A rchitecture, 1 9 1 2 ". — Sculptures,

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Les Marionnettes, LOUIS LEROLLE, Statuaire.

( 137 )

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La movt du lion, EDMOND DESCA, Statuaire

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Reunion de la Bretagne a la France, JEAN-BOUCHER, Statuaire.

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A cademy A rchitccture, 1 9 1 2 n. — Sculptures.

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Academv Architecture, 1912". — Sculptures.

Fontaine monumentale elev'ee a la mtmoire de Cl'emence Isaure Cr'eatice des jour floraux (XV*?. Siecle).

LEO LAPORTE-BLAIRSY, Statuaire.

( 146 )

A cadcmy A rchitecture, 1 9 1 211 . — Sculptures.

En 1830, diligence a cinq chevaux, JEAN JOIRE, Statuaire.

Fardier dans les Flandres (Lille), JEAN JOIRE, Statuaire.

Academy Architecture, 1912". — Sculptures.

Sir George Newnes, OLIVER WHEATLEY, Sculptor.

AMERICAN DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE. -

1912".

Twin Oaks Cottage, Bruksville, Ohio, ALBERT E. SKEEL, Architect. (For plan and Interior view, see p. 104).

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A cademy A rchitedure, 1912" . — A merica.

Residence at Elyrid/STEFFENS AND STEFFEXS, Architects

A cademy A rchitecture, i g 1 2". — A merica.

House at Cleveland, Ohio, FOUNTAIN AND MORATZ, Architects.

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Hall at Haverford College, Haverford, Pa., WALTER E. PRICE, Architect.

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Residence ai Llyria, Ohio, STEFFENS AND STEFFENS, Architects.

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House at Cleveland, Ohio, FOUNTAIN AND MORATZ, Architects.

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Residence at Shaker Lakes, Cleveland, Ohio, BOHNARD AND PARSSON, Architects.

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House at Cleveland, Ohio, FOUNTAIN AND MORATZ, Architects.

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House at Moylan, Pa., WALTER E. PRICE, Architect.

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Twin Oaks Cottage, Bruksville, Ohio, ALBERT E. SKEEL, Architect. (For Perspective View, see p. 89.)

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1912".

St. John's Church, Potter's Bar, F. GUILFORD W. DUDLEY, Architect.

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St. Peter's Church, Harrow, View from North West, G. H. FELLOWES PRYNNE, Architect.

A rchitectural Review, 1 9 1 2 n. — England.

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St. Patrick's Mission, St. John's Parish, Stamford Hill, N., Design for Permanent Church. J. HAROLD GIBBONS, Architect.

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Entrance to New Sunday School, Headingley, Leeds, W. A. JONES AND PERCY ROBINSON, Architects.

Architectural Review, 1912" — England.

Architectural Review, 1912". — England.

The New Premises for the Norwich Union Insurance Society, Ltd., Fleet Street, B.C.,

HOWELL AND BROOKS, Architects.

kctric Light and Telephones: W. A. S. BENSON & Co., LTD., 82 & 83, New Bond Street, London, W. Heating and Ventilation : G. N. HADEN & SONS, Lincoln House, Kingsway, London, W.C.

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The Amalgamated Press New Premises, Farringdon Street, B.C., HERBERT O. ELLIS, Architect.

General Contractors: ALLEN FAIRHEAD & SON, Sydney Road, Enfield. «!» TilinS and Terrazo: DIESPEKER & Co., LTD., 57-60, Holborn Viaduct, London, E.G.

Mosaic: PENNING & Co., LTD., Palace Wharf, Rainville Road, Hammersmith, London, W. ntary Work : GEORGE JENNINGS, LTD., 63-67, Lambeth Palace Road, London, S.E. . THE OTIS ELEVATOR Co., LTD., 4, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C. Portland Stone : F. J. BARNES, Portland, Dorset.

A rchitectural Review, 191 2 ". — England.

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Royal Adelaide Gallery, Messrs. A. & S. Gatti, Ltd., OSWALD C. WYLSON, Architect

Electric Light Fittings, Wrought Iron Staircase and Shelters, Heating and Ventilation: STRODE & Co.

48, Osnaburgh Street, London, N.W.

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Architectural Review, 1912". — England.

House at Penshurst, F. J. WATSON HART, Architect.

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Hurtwood Edge, Ewhurst, Surrey, ARTHUR T BOLTOX, Architect.

Architectural Review, 1912". — England.

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House at Ryst Wood, Forest Row, READ AND MACDONALD. Architects.

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A rchitedural Review, 1912". —England.

House near Parkgate, Cheshire, D A. BEVERIDGE, Architect.

Architectural Review, 1912".— England.

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Village Inn near Bristol, PAUL AND JAMES, Architects.

House at Furze Hill, Banstead, Surrey, R. A. BRIGGS AND BROWNING, Architects.

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Tankerton Tower, Tankerton, Kent, OSWALD C. WYLSON, Architect.

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Sketch for Interior, .His Majesty's Theatre, Manchester,

RACE FARQUHARSON, AND RICHARDSON & GILL, Associated Architects. ;, Fibrous Plaster Work and Painting Decorations by JOHN TANNER & SON, 45, Horseferry Road, London, S.W., and 3, 5 & 7, Gill Street, Liverpool.

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Designs for Fireplaces,

Executed by THOMAS ELSLEY, LTD., THE PORTLAND' METAL WORKS, 28 & 30, Great Titchfield Street,

London, W.

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Architectural Review, 1912".— Details and Interiors.

Architectural Review, iqi2n. — Details and Interiors,

153

An Electrolier, designed by LANCHESTER AND RICKARDS, Architects. Manufactured by STRODE & Co., 48, Osnaburgh Street, London, N.W.

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Architectural Review, 1912".— Details and Interiors.

LOUNGE HALL.

GRAND CIRCLE FOYER. The London Opera House, Kingsway, W.C., BERTIE CREWE, Architect.

Ventilating Work, and Ornamental Shelter: STRODE & Co., 48, Osnaburgh Street, London, X.W. ; and 3 & 4, St. Paul's Churchyard, London, E.C. Plaster Work executed by JOHN TANNER & SON, 45, Horseferry Road, London, S.W. an<i 3, 5 & 7, Gill Street, Liverpool.

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