Presbyterian church and manse constructed for a congregation of around 500. Originally constructed for a congregation of Presbyterians who were based next to the Guinness Brewery and accepted a buy-out on their property.
An unexecuted design, awarded Second Place after an architectural competition to design a complex of museum and library around Leinster House (then part of the Royal Dublin Society).
An over-elaborate proposal to replace the Rubics in Trinity College. The design included a covered bridge to the Long Room Library.
Published in The Building News, October 31st 1884.
Perpective published in The Building News, January 4th 1884.
The Seat of Lord Justice Bowen. Published in The Building News, October 31st 1884.
Perspective view & plans published in The Building News, November 21st 1884.
Designed for D.M. Fox esq., and published in The Architect, July 26 1884. In 1927 it became a strictly enclosed Carmelite Monastery for Sisters of that Order until,
