1880 – Corner of Bute & Custom House Streets, Cardiff
Architect: John P. Jones
“This block of buildings is now in course of erection for Mr. C. Kyte, on the corner of Bute and Customhouse streets,
1880 – Cardiff Free Library & School of Art
Architect: J.H. Brett
Submission for architectural competition to design a new central library for Cardiff. Submitted by Dublin architect J.H.
1881 – Church of St. Germans, Adamsdown, Cardiff
Architect: Bodley & Garner
The site was the gift of Lord Tredegar who laid the foundation stone on 18 April 1882.
1881 – New Infirmary, Cardiff
Architect: James, Seward & Thomas
“This building is intended to replace an existing structure erected for a similar purpose about 35 years ago by the munificence of Mr.
1885 – Higher Grade Schools, Howard Gardens, Roath, Cardiff
Architect: James, Seward & Thomas
Perspective view including ground plans as published in The Building News, February 20th 1885.
1888 – Albany Road Schools, Plasnewydd, Cardiff, Wales
Architect: A. Llewellyn Batchelor
Designed for Cardiff School Board, perpective view published in The Building News, February 3rd 1888.
1894 – Cardiff Post Office
Architect: Henry Tanner
1898 – The Richmond Road Congregational Church & Schools, Cardiff
Architect: Habershon & Fawckner
“These buildings, which are just completed, occupy a prominent site in the midst of a thickly-populated neighbourhood.
1899 – Public Library, Roath, Cardiff, Wales
Architect: Teather & Wilson
Still in use as a public library today, the building was constructed slightly larger than illustrated,
1899 – Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church, Roath, Cardiff, Wales
Architect: John H. Phillips
Built in an Lombardic-meets-Arts and Crafts inspired style with two storeys and a basement, a gable entry plan and flanking towers.
