Birmingham

1858 – Temperance Hall, Temple Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire

The new Temperance Hall opened on October 14th, 1858 and the total cost of the building was £3298 17s 5 ½d,

1862 – Birmingham Exchange Buildings

From The Building News, August 22, 1862: The Assembly Room is 70 ft. by 40 ft.

1871 – Unbuilt design for new Law Courts, Birmingham

Competition entry for new Law Courts, Judges Lodgings & Municipal Buildings. Perspective view & ground plan published in The Building News,

1875 – Church of St. Catherine of Siena, Birmingham

Architect: Dunn & Hansom

Published in The Building News, October 29th 1875.

1879 – Coopers & Co., Coleshill Street, Birmingham

Architect: F. &. A. Wheeldon

New premises for Messrs. Cooper & Co. including ground plans published in The Building News,

1879 – Wesleyan Theological Institution, Birmingham, Warwickshire

Architect: Ball & Goddard

Designed by Messrs Ball & Goddard of Birmingham the college was opened in 1881 and is now a Grade II listed building forming part of the University of Central England Campus.

1879 – Wesleyan Theological Institution, Handsworth College, Birmingham, Warwickshire

Architect: C.O. Ellison

Second Premiated Design. Front , Rear Elevations & Ground Plan with alternative design for primary facade.

1880 – Jevons & Mellor, Corporation Street, Birmingham

Architect: Kirk & Sons

Perspective view of Jevons and Mellor’s new premises on Corporation Street as published in The Building News,

1882 – Church of the Redeemer, Edgbaston, Birmingham, Warwickshire

Architect: James Cubitt

The Church of The Redeemer was a Baptist church, built on land on the corner of Wyndham Road donated by local benefactor William Middleton.

1882 – Ladywood Branch Dispensary, Birmingham

Architect: Payne & Talbot

Accepted & rejected front elevations including plans as published in The Building News, October 6th 1882.