1867 – Design for Turkish Bath Company, Brighton, Sussex

Published in The Building News, November 13 1867. Between 1867 and 1868, Goulty designed the Brighton Hammam, a Victorian Turkish bath, for the newly formed Brighton Turkish Baths Company Ltd of which he was a shareholder. The Hammam was located at 57–59 West Street and cost £14,000. The exterior was described as “rising like some Moorish temple, resplendent with crimson and gilt”. After closure in 1910, the building was converted into the Academy Cinema and was demolished in 1973.