1876 Leeds Public Offices Competition

In 1876 Leeds Council announced an architectural competition for new public offices, to be built on a site on Calverley Street. The competition, and the £300 prize, was won by George Corson.

1876 – Competition design for Leeds Public Offices, Yorkshire

Architect: E.R. Robson

Competition Design for new public offices for Leeds.

1876 – Competition Entry for Leeds Municipal Buildings, Yorkshire

Architect: Holtom & Connon

Design in architectural competition, published in The Building News,

1876 – Second Prize Design for Public Offices, Leeds, Yorkshire

Architect: Daniel Brade

Front Perspective View & Plans of second premiated design published in The Building News April 28th 1877.

1876 – Winning Design for new Public Offices, Leeds, Yorkshire

Architect: George Corson

Selected design after a limited competition,

1876 Leeds Public Offices Competition

1876 – Competition design for Leeds Public Offices, Yorkshire

1876 – Competition Entry for Leeds Municipal Buildings, Yorkshire

1876 – Second Prize Design for Public Offices, Leeds, Yorkshire

1876 – Winning Design for new Public Offices, Leeds, Yorkshire

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