1906 – Symonds Hotel, 34 Brook Street, Mayfair, London
Architect: J.E. Trollope
No longer an hotel, a fine end of terrace building finished in brick and buff terracotta.
1906 – Teachers Centre, Hilden Street, Bolton, Lancashire
Architect: Bradshaw & Gass
No longer in use as a Teacher education centre,
1906 – The Kings Hall, Bolton, Lancashire
Architect: Bradshaw & Gass
Opened in February 1907. The building was demolished in 1964.
1906 – The Lodge, Playden, Sussex
Architect: Philip H. Tree
Perspective Views from The Building News,
1906 – The New Cotton Exchange, Liverpool, Lancashire
Architect: Matear & Simon
Built in 1905–06 to replace the former cotton exchange in Exchange Flags,
1906 – The Piccadilly Hotel, London
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
Large Edwardian Baroque hotel in a prime position.
1906 – The United Kingdom Provident Institute, The Strand, London
Architect: Henry T. Hare
The UK Total Abstinence Life was formed in London in 1840 and,
1906 – Three Houses, Haywards Heath, Sussex
Architect: Clayton & Black
Perspective Views, & Plans published in The Building News,
1906 – Three Houses, Wimpole Street, London
Architect: Frank M. Elgood
Development of houses of flats at the corner of Wimpole Street and New Cavendish Street.
1906 – Torquay Public Library, Devon
Architect: Thomas Davison
“Torquay is in possession of a Free Public Library,
