1877 – Design for Master’s Lodge, Cambridge, England

Residence at Cambridge including ground plans published in The Building News, February 16th 1877. Possibly a design for a master’s residence at Pembroke College where Waterhouse work during the 1870s where he designed the Red Building, the Library, and the Master’s Lodge. Waterhouse was dismissed as architect in 1878 and succeeded by George Gilbert Scott.

“AMONG our lithographic plates this week we illustrate by view, elevation, and plans, a residence erected at Cambridge, from the designs of Mr. Alfred Waterhouse, architect. The drawings are reproduced from those given in “Habitations Modernes ” now being published by M. Viollet le Duc, with the purpose of illustrating examples from all parts of Europe, and among these are works by Messrs . Burges, Butterfield, Edis, R. Norman Shaw, Wilkinson, and others, besides the work we have given today. Most of them, however, have already been published in England, while several have appeared in our own pages.”
The Building News, February 16 1877

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