J.J. Stevenson

1871 – The Red House, No.3 Bayswater Hill, London

Architect: J.J. Stevenson

Part of Bayswater Hill was taken for the Red House of 1871, designed by J.J. Stevenson as a precursor of the ‘Queen Anne’

1875 – Blackheath Road Schools, Greenwich, London

Architect: E.R. Robson & J.J. Stevenson

Designed for the School Board for Londom and published in The Building News,

1877 – Colin Hunter’s House & Studio, Kensington, London

Architect: J.J. Stevenson

Including Elevations,Sections & Plans as published in The Building News, June 25th, 1880. Designed for Colin Hunter (1841-1904),

1878 – Lowther Garden Mansions, Queen’s Gate, London

Architect: J.J. Stevenson & A.J. Adams

Perspective view including ground & upper floor plans published in The Building News,

1878 – New City Buildings, Fenchurch Avenue, London

Architect: J.J. Stevenson

Designed for for Messrs. Anderson and published in The Building News, October 21st 1881.

1884 – Vestry Hall, Kensington, London

Architect: J.J. Stevenson & A.J. Adams

Elevation towards High Street. Unbuilt proposal published in The Building News, August 1st 1884.

1885 – Kensington Court, London

Architect: J.J. Stevenson

Published in The Building News, 1886.

Adams, Alfred J. (1838-)

Alfred J Adams was born c.1838 and is recorded as being Scottish, but nothing is yet known of his early years.

Stevenson, John James (1831-1908),

Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he studied with David Bryce and Sir George Gilbert Scott. He practised architecture in Glasgow and, from 1870,